Removing ^M character GVIM windows

Posted by Pourya Shahroudi on Apr 14, 2010 in Tools | 0 comments

‘^M’ is end of line character in Linux, when you edit files created in Linux in other environments you might see the ‘^M’ character.
To remove ^M character in GVIM windows you should do:

:%s/^M//g

‘^M’ is CONTROL-V. Once you enter it will search your document and it removes all instances of ^M character from the file.