How to search for a character the displays as "<85>" in Vim
For special character searching, win1252 for example, for the case of <80>
,<90>
,<9d>
...
type:
/\%u80, \/%u90, /\%u9d ...
from the editor.
Similarly for octal, decimal, hex, type: /\%oYourCode
, /\%dYourCode
, /\%xYourCode
.
I found "Find & Replace non-printable characters in vim" searching Google. It seems like you should be able to do:
:%s/\%x85/\r/gc
Omit the c
to do the replacement without prompting, try with c
first to make sure it is doing what you want it to do.
In Vim, typing :h \%x
gives more details. In addition to \%x
, you can use \%d
, \%o
, \%u
and \%U
for decimal, octal, up to four and up to eight hexadecimal characters.