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* https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61221579/how-to-view-tabs-spaces-and-various-tab-related-settings-in-vim | * https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61221579/how-to-view-tabs-spaces-and-various-tab-related-settings-in-vim | ||
'''There is older article on this at [[Seeing whitespaces in vim]]''' | |||
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Home > Rocky Linux or CentOS > Rocky Linux 8.x > Text Editors > vim > Seeing spaces and tabs in vim
Normally we cannot differentiate between spaces and tabs in vim. However, if visualzing the difference between space and tab is important, we can use following:
:set lcs=space:_,tab:>~ list
Refer:
There is older article on this at Seeing whitespaces in vim
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