Few hours ago I changed from my old Debian box to a new one, when I did that I bring with me the .vimrc I use on the old unit.
On the old one I can use : áéóçãñ, etc normally (first the simbol ‘ then the letter)
On my new machine I simply can’t do this, I always get A followed by some obscure symbol.
I already checked my encoding and it is utf-8 on both machines.
Also in both machines I can use accents on bash prompt, so the problem is with vim.
Does someone have a tip to fix that?
Thanks for any help.
EDIT:
I just found a difference, on my old machine I have VIM 7.3 on the new one it is 7.2.445, could be this?
It’s working now. I don’t know why, but as I said encoding utf-8 don’t work for me then I started trying others and I found that encoding iso-8859 solved my problem on that machine. weird that on my old machine its works over utf-8.