Neovim: file encoding and you

We’ll pick up where we left off last time, file encoding.

Disclaimer: when I talk about Vim I will sometimes refer to Vim as opposed to Neovim, and sometimes to mean both Vim and Neovim. The context should hopefully make clear which one I mean.

File encoding

File encoding is governed by the buffer-local fileencoding flag (which for new files is set to the global fileencoding option). This means that changing the global fileencoding flag doesn’t have an immediate effect. We’ll have to look elsewhere this time.

How do we convert

TODO: - describe where charconvert fits in