问题
When I am editing a file in Vim I have some lines with a bunch of  displayed.
I have already checked the encoding with
:set encoding
It says utf8
encoding=utf8
Anybody knows where this is comming from and how to stop this behaviour?
Regards,
Jeremy
回答1:
Make sure that PuTTY is set for UTF-8 as well. You can do this under Window -> Translation -> Remote Character Set. You may need to choose a font that supports a reasonable portion of the Unicode range as well -- Terminal isn't necessarily going to cut it.
回答2:
Does it appear when you type the British Pound symbol? Try changing your encoding:
:set encoding=latin1
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5027403/vim-show-strange-%c3%82-characters-over-putty