Solution: securecrt displays UTF-8-encoded file garbled characters in VIM in Linux

Remember to keep it in mind. The following method does not need to change the securecrt configuration, so it does not affect the display of other Chinese characters.
Problem:
For example, if a file is UTF-8 encoded, the file header is:

 
1#! /Usr/bin/Env Python2#-*-Coding: UTF-8-*-
 

At this point:

Run securecrt to Linux and run Vim. The Chinese characters are garbled.

View securecrt-> session options
Terminal-> appearance: character encoding: Default

Solution:
You only need to run a line of command below Vim in Linux

 
:SetEncoding = UTF-8Termencoding = GBK
 

No problem with displaying Chinese characters.

However, if you change the file, there will be a problem when saving it. The prompt is "Conversion error"
Add another line

:SetFileencoding = UTF-8
 

 

To sum up, if you edit a UTF-8 file, run the following command in VIM:

 
:SetEncoding = UTF-8Termencoding = GBK fileencoding = UTF-8
 

 

Note, this article from: http://hi.baidu.com/5ih2o/item/7696810c02239b3bf3eafcd8