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#1 Show invisibles - Vimcasts.org

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Vim’s `list` feature can be used to reveal hidden characters, such as tabstops and newlines. In this episode, I demonstrate how to customise the appearance of these characters by tweaking the `listchars` setting. I go on to show how to make these invisible characters blend in with your colortheme. More
vim, vimcasts, video
2010-07-05

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Drew Neil

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