Re: replace specific character "^@" in a text file

On 17/11/2013 07:43 a.m., miloody@gmail.com wrote:
> hi Zyx
> ZyX於 2013年11月17日星期日UTC+8下午6時56分48秒寫道：
>> I guess you typed two characters: ^ and @. This is incorrect. If you
>> see such special symbols and do not know how to type them put the
>> cursor on one of them and do "yl" to yank then "CTRL-R 0" to paste.
>> This specific symbol may be inserted using CTRL-V CTRL-SPACE.
>>
> when I follow your suggestion,
> 1. yl for copy
> 2. CTRL-R 0
> after #2, vim said "Already at newest change"

You can remove those characters with:
%s/\%x0//g

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