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Unfortunately, the original command fails in this case. Below is an updated version which is probably slower, but more powerful, as well as a map for my favorite way to use it. Also included is a character-switching function I developed in the process, but ended up including inline for efficiency. It turns out that directly assigning to a character in a string (let string[i] = a:new[pos]) is illegal, probably because the rhs can include more than one byte. StrSwitchPos() takes care of that, but doesn't enforce a single-byte replacement.

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rdfs:label	Translate text between different character sets
rdfs:comment	Unfortunately, the original command fails in this case. Below is an updated version which is probably slower, but more powerful, as well as a map for my favorite way to use it. Also included is a character-switching function I developed in the process, but ended up including inline for efficiency. It turns out that directly assigning to a character in a string (let string[i] = a:new[pos]) is illegal, probably because the rhs can include more than one byte. StrSwitchPos() takes care of that, but doesn't enforce a single-byte replacement.
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Previous	785(xsd:integer)
Author	Breadman
Complexity	intermediate
Created	2004-09-09(xsd:date)
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abstract	Unfortunately, the original command fails in this case. Below is an updated version which is probably slower, but more powerful, as well as a map for my favorite way to use it. Also included is a character-switching function I developed in the process, but ended up including inline for efficiency. It turns out that directly assigning to a character in a string (let string[i] = a:new[pos]) is illegal, probably because the rhs can include more than one byte. StrSwitchPos() takes care of that, but doesn't enforce a single-byte replacement. " Translate character sets, either in the current line, on a range, or in a string " Note that in this version, unmatched characters in old are deleted command! -nargs=* -range Transform , call Transform() function! Transform(old, new, ...) let string = a:0 ? a:1 : getline('.') let i = strlen(string) while i > 0 let i = i - 1 let pos = stridx(a:old, string[i]) if pos > -1 let string = strpart(string, 0, i) . a:new[pos] . strpart(string, i + 1) endif endwhile if a:0 return string else call setline('.', string) endif endfunction noremap "" :Transform "' '" " Spin-off from the above: switch a single character specified by index fun! StrSwitchPos(string, pos, char) return strpart(a:string, 0, a:pos) . a:char . strpart(a:string, a:pos + 1) endfun

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