How do I hide the eol doc chars ^M in VIM

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In `gvim` on windows if I have text with `CRLF` `eol` then the text will display `^M` at the end of each line. How do I 'hide' that special char from display? The `:set nolist command """` does not dismiss it. UPDATE I did `:set fileformats=unix,dos` as a list. It didn't work at first, but I closed the file and reopened it again and it worked. By default I had set fileformats to only unix value. Thanks for answers.

Accepted Answer

You may want to set `fileformat` to `dos`.

```
:ed ++ff=dos %
```

How do I hide the eol doc chars ^M in VIM

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