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For one reason or another, vim crashes when I try to insert the "f" character functions are concealed into, or if I try to open the javascript.vim file. I assume this is not the case for you, since you presumably wrote the file in vim. :)
Can you confirm that this does not happen to you? For me, vim crashes with the following message:
Vim: Caught deadly signal FPE
Vim: Finished.
This applies to both vim and gvim.
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I did some research.. first of all, I tried searching in "kcharselect", KDEs charmap utility, for things like "italic f", but I couldn't find anything interesting. The best hit I got was "ƒ", "latin small letter f with hook", which apparently is sometimes used as a function symbol. It's really ugly in DejaVu Sans Mono though, so I didn't want that.
Then I played around with charCodeAt for a while, but it only gave me char codes pointing to strange characters..
Then, when nothing else worked, I opened the javascript.vim file in a hex editor and checked on Wikipedia how UTF-8 works.. and after some tinkering I found the character is actually U+1D453... Lo and behold, there's actually such a character: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/1d453/index.htm
Unfortunately, setting encoding and fileencoding to utf8 didn't help.. I'm using vim 7.3.353, installed from a binary package from Arch Linux' repos, and (g)vim still crashes. Do you have any other ideas? Perhaps I should try to manually compile vim from their dev repo.
For one reason or another, vim crashes when I try to insert the "f" character functions are concealed into, or if I try to open the javascript.vim file. I assume this is not the case for you, since you presumably wrote the file in vim. :)
Can you confirm that this does not happen to you? For me, vim crashes with the following message:
This applies to both vim and gvim.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: