How to resolve the issue of garbled characters appearing when opening the terminal in Nerdtree?

The garbled text issue may be caused by incorrect character encoding settings on the terminal. You can try the following methods to resolve this issue:

1. Check the character encoding settings of the terminal by entering echo $LANG in the terminal to view the current character encoding settings. If the output contains garbled characters or is not the expected encoding format, you can try modifying the terminal’s character encoding settings.
2. Changing the character encoding of the terminal: The specific method for making changes will vary depending on the terminal software you are using. For example, if you are using the iTerm2 terminal software, you can check the option “Set locale variables automatically” in Preferences -> Profiles -> Terminal and select the appropriate character encoding.
3. Change the character encoding setting in vim: open the .vimrc file and add the line ‘set encoding=utf-8’ to set vim’s character encoding to UTF-8.
4. Check the system’s character encoding settings: If the above methods still fail to solve the problem, you can try checking the system’s character encoding settings. The specific modification methods may vary depending on the operating system you are using.

If the above methods still cannot solve the problem, it is recommended to provide more detailed information such as terminal software, operating system, vim version, etc., in order to better assist you in resolving the issue.