Re: autocommand to replace special characters into a file.

> Now the question is :
> 1 - how to I type ^A special ?  I know how to type ^M with <CTRL-V>
> but not  ^A

>The same way as ^M.

 

I guess same way as ^M produces ^M not ^A....

 

 

 

 

 

 

2011/11/19 Erik Christiansen <dvalin@internode.on.net>

On 19.11.11 11:11, Eddine wrote:
> Now the question is :
> 1 - how to I type ^A special ?  I know how to type ^M with <CTRL-V>
> but not  ^A

The same way as ^M.

> 2 - in case there's no ^M or ^A to be replaced in my *.log file, how to
> make it silent ?

:h :silent              # Leads me to try:

:silent! %s/^M\|^A/

and that suppresses the error message, just as the manual describes.

Erik

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