If I type :registers
, I see a lot of <09>
:
"1 <09><09><09>d = self / i.to_f^J<09><09><09>r = d.to_s^J<09><09><09>p r =~ /0$/^J
"2 <09><09><09>puts ''^J
"3 <09><09><09>p "#{self}, #{i}"^J<09><09><09>p d^J
The <09>
represents a Tab character; they're displayed in blue.
If I use :set display&vim
, I get something marginally better:
"1 ^I^I^Id = self / i.to_f^J^I^I^Ir = d.to_s^J^I^I^Ip r =~ /0$/^J
"2 ^I^I^Iputs ''^J
"3 ^I^I^Ip "#{self}, #{i}"^J^I^I^Ip d^J
But it's still not useful enough to easily scan the output for the line I want..
I know this is a feature, and I understand why it's there, but I find this extremely unhelpful when looking for the register I want.
Is there any way to either not show it at all or show them as spaces?