Closed emilianocarvalho closed 11 years ago
I have the same question. Thanks.
googled it, they are controlled by these options: :set list :set listchars :set wrap :set showbreak
But I can live with them now since I found out that MacVim (I am on Mac) can support them so well. (although on normal terminal I still have troube copy text from vim.)
The corresponding line in Vimified
You can remove it to make this character disappear or add set invlist
in your $HOME/.vim/local.vimrc
file. The latter is preferred.
Sorry, had not updated after finding the solution.
Enables special characters: set list
Disables: set nolist
You can withdraw eof the configuration:
set listchars = tab: ▸ \, extends: ❯, precedes: ❮
Line break: set showbreak=↪
@zaiste Close :)
character '¬' in any edited file.
Appears in marking this end and having at each end of the line, in any open file, Nerdtree, etc.. Slackware 14.
Sorry! Where can I configure or modify this feature?