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currently opening a file with CRLF line endings displays a garbage character at the end of each line
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If the placeholder character is annoying how about replacing it here:
struct placeholder placeholders[] = { {0x200c, "-", 1}, /* */ {0x200d, "-", 1}, /* */ {0x000d, " ", 1}, /* ^M */ };
Note that it will only hide it, but not change the underlying file in any way. Doing any kind of seamless line endings is out of the scope for now.
Or, just get rid of the ^M manually by running vo keybind in normal. Feature 6. documents that.
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currently opening a file with CRLF line endings displays a garbage character at the end of each line
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: