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RE: How to show all characters in a specific line
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Drew Adams |
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RE: How to show all characters in a specific line |
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Wed, 31 Dec 2014 14:09:13 -0800 (PST) |
> In vi/vim on any line and in Command mode if you press :l <RET> you
> will see any \t, newline and etc.
If you are talking only about whitespace chars then you can use
`whitespace-mode' to show them highlighted in various ways or
contexts. See the Emacs manual, node `Useless Whitespace' for more
information.
You can also use library `highlight-chars.el' to do this. It lets you
highlight any characters pretty much any way you like. It is available
from MELPA or Emacs Wiki (the wiki is down at the moment, however).