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My terminal emulator is configured for Unicode character encoding and my .vimrc contains the line
set encoding=utf-8
but when I try pasting the word “café” into vim, it comes out as “café”.
I can make an “é” in vim by typing Ctrl-vu followed by the 4-character code point (00e9) but I’d like the ability to paste it in.
The solution was to uncheck the “Escape non-ASCII input” checkbox in the Advanced tab of the Terminal.app settings.