Sometimes you have to edit files in different chatacters encodings using the same terminal (that is configured, let’s say, for UTF-8). It’s very easy by using the following Vim configuration:
set fileencodings=utf-8,iso-8859-2
This setting allows Vim to automatically detect encoding from list and select first that match. If your terminal is in different encoding file will be converted on-the-fly.
Happy Vim-ing!
