On Wed, June 13, 2012 16:25, ping wrote:
(Hi ping, please don't top poste)
> thanks Tony.
> however I think I need a way to just "not display" instead of modifying
> the file -- it might need to be shared with other people working in
> other OS..
> thanks anyway.
> FYI attached is a file of mine with ^M displayed on beginning&ending of
> each line.
> a :%/\r//g will clear all ^M and make it looks clean...but I'm not sure
> how it will display in windows..
Take the output of :hi Normal.
It will output something like this for me (gvim, colorscheme desert):
,----
| Normal xxx guifg=White guibg=grey20 ctermfg=251 ctermbg=16
`----
Now you can define your own hilight group:
hi MyIgnore guifg=grey20 ctermfg=16 term=NONE
(I explicitly set ctermfg and guifg to the bg color of the Normal
group, so it will effectively be hidden. You may try to use NONE
instead, but this did not work for me)
Then you can use:
:call matchadd('MyIgnore', '^M')
and the ^M should be hidden.
regards,
Christian
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