Add shortcut (<leader>seb) to execute the complete buffer #18
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There is already sea (select - execute - all). When is the latin1 encoding required for sqlplus? Thanks, |
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Sorry, I didn't see the option in the menu, that's why I add something like seb. Maybe you could add the sea in the menu list? I'm working on an Oracle database and it's in latin1 encoded. And my Vim encoding option is in utf-8 (for vim-airline). So when I send my script to sqlplus, it sends in utf-8... I'm a newbie in vim, so I found that way to solve my encoding problem. But there is maybe a solution by taking the fileencoding option instead of convert the temp file? best regards, Raphaël |
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Sorry, I didn't want to pull request the encoding problem... it was normally just for my fork :) |
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Good suggestion about adding a menu for it, that will be in the next version of dbext. I was looking at your code for the encoding bit. That would be difficult for me to implement in a generic way. There aren't really any functions to do that at this point in Vim. For example writefile() will write out the exact same encodings (or possibly) just the default encodings. Maybe you could try something for me. Since you are currently editing a UTF file, what happens when you use writefile(). Maybe something like this to write out the first 10 lines of the current file I am editing: If you try that with different encoded files and let me know what the encoding is of the outputted file, maybe we can so somewhere with it. David |
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I noticed \sea (All), \sel (Line) and \sep (Previous) were missing. |
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Hi, I know this thread is quite old now, but I was facing the same problem (in my case with ISO8859-15) and the fix was the only thing that worked for me. I wonder I could apply a similar fix to the preview window with the output, as it shows in UTF-8 and with garbled text. Any ideas? Thanks, |
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