Suggest looking at help for 'fileformats'/'ffs' . Something like "set
fileformats=unix,dos" in your .vimrc might be what you're looking for.
-ernie
On 9/19/2011 2:42 AM, Ron Aaron wrote:
I'm working in a mixed environment, and many of my co-workers use
(bad) editors on Windows. So we have a number of files with a mix of
CR-LF and plain LF in them. "vim" always displays these with a "^M".
I can get rid of that by just doing ":%s/^M//", but then I change the
file, and I don't want to do that. It is also impossible for me to
enforce file format conventions.
Therefore I wonder if there is at least some way to just not display
the trailing "^M", since it is "visual noise" for the most part and
doesn't cause any other tools we use any problems.
Thanks,
Ron
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