So one thing that’s annoyed me about my recent switch to vim, is the lack of any easy way to show all whitespace/invisible characters. “set list” is a great start, but I really want to see ALL invisibles, even spaces, which seems pretty much impossible in vim.
So for now I’ve settled on just showing tabs, eol, etc. at least this makes it so if something looks like a space, it is almost certainly just a plain space.
If you want to mimick this setup, add the following two lines to your .vimrc
au BufNewFile,BufRead *.* set list listchars=eol:¬,tab:\▸\ ,trail:~,extends:>,precedes:<
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The if-block in adbss() is not needed ;).
Hi, thanks for the comment.
Looking back on that, I can see that I could just use || to create the dir instead of an if/end block, but what else would work?
Honestly I’m just terrible at trying to code anything, and pretty much never find the most efficient way of doing anything… that’s a large part of why I have such a hard time trying to learn to code.