$ appears as end of line characters and it's unremovable please help about vimrc

[tdwebste]

Some more information please,

What operating system are you running?
What do you see when you?

cat "filename"
cat -evt "filename"

Can you please attach one line as an example?
The second cat will show me the control char in a readable form
By compairing the first and second cat, I can tell what is a control char and what is a printable char.

Thx

[amix]

I have a mapping m that removes ^M from the file.

Hope this helps!

Amir

[ericntd-legacy]

In the end, I decided to retyped the script, it didn't take that long.

I believe this issue emerged because someone else in my team who has access to the same script tried to view/ edit it using Notepad++ in Windows while I was using Fedora all that while.

The issue may not have to do with your vimrc config at all. Sorry for the trouble and thanks for your attention!

[loonies]

The problem is probably with Unix/Windows line endings. Simple $ dos2unix /path/to/file fixes the problem.

^M character is entered by CTRL+v, CTRL+m.

Hope that helps next time :)

[alphaCTzo7G]

You can do this with <leader>m with this vimrc:

vimrc/vimrcs/basic.vim

Line 318 in 993ed55

" Remove the Windows ^M - when the encodings gets messed up