> How can I find non-printing characters in a text? I do not know which
> specific characters I'm looking for, only that two different such exist. I
> have tried /Ctrl+V Ctrl+A thru Z to no avail. Others that I found visually
> appeared in vim as ~V ~W etc, but /~ would not go to any of them so the
> tilde must designate tokens for something else. As the text was derived
> from html, I suspect what I'm looking for are those curly opening and
> closing double-quotes.
Search for all chars NOT space to tilde
/[^ -~]\+
--OR--
Search for all chars NOT space to tilde and NOT tab
/[^ -~\t]\+
-Bill
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