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Add Set End Of Line Markers as a vim til.
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# Set End Of Line Markers
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Vim has a number of invisible characters that you can set.
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One of those characters is the end of line (`eol`) character.
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Whatever character you
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set this to will appear at the end of each line in your file. This is great
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for highlighting extra whitespace at the end of a line that would otherwise
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appear invisible.
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Set the `eol` invisible character like so
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```
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:set listchars=eol:¬
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```
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or append it to the existing list of invisible characters like so
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```
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:set listchars+=eol:¬
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```
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See `:h listchars` to see what other invisible characters you can set.
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