Christian Brabandt wrote:
> Bram,
> Vim is treating U+0160 special with the listchars flag "nbsp".
> But there are more non-breaking spaces, e.g. U+202F (narrow no-break
> space) and U+FEFF (zero width no-break space).
>
> So here is a patch, that will also use the nbsp flag for those two chars
> as well.
>
> Also, one could argue, U+FEFF should be displayed as ' ' and not as
> <feff> but for now I leave it as is.
Thanks! I think it's good to handle FEFF differently, it's supposed to
be used as a byte order mark, not as white space. If Vim doesn't
recognize it and set 'bomb' then it's good to display it.
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