Sunday, March 4, 2012

Re: How to display line end like in this vim video?

Peng Yu schrieb am 17.02.2012 um 16:09 (-0600):
> > Do you mean ¬? What I did to get it:
> > :digraphs       shows all the digraph available (this might depend
> > on the font that you use)
> > One the right side of each digraph there is a number which is to be
> > used with i_CTRL-V. This particular has value 172 so to get ¬ just
> > type in  insert mode ^V172 (where ^V is CTRL-V).
>
> I do not mean to type that character. I just need vim to display that
> character by default at the line ends. So that I know there lines end
> in case so that I know whether there are trailing space characters.

That's exactly what this screencast covers:

http://vimcasts.org/episodes/show-invisibles/

Michael

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