I copied some data from an app and it has lots of ^D
s and ^M
s in it. I got rid of ^D
with no problem using :%s/^D//g
and I know I can remove ^M
with something like :%s/^V^M//g
but the problem is that I'm running on windows and ^V
is Ctrl-V, which pastes data from the clipboard into gvim. How do I escape the paste function of ^V
/ctrl-V in Windows for vim?
GVim control characters on Windows
control-charactersgvimvim
Best Answer
from
:help CTRL-V-alternative
: