When I do this
:s/,/,\n/g
I get all sorts of control characters (rendered as ^@
in cyan in the editor) where I expected line breaks. What is going on? And how can I get vim to insert "\n" without problems?
When I do this
:s/,/,\n/g
I get all sorts of control characters (rendered as ^@
in cyan in the editor) where I expected line breaks. What is going on? And how can I get vim to insert "\n" without problems?