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ToggleInvisibleChar() 50 | 51 | " l => local to the function 52 | let l:len = len(g:listchar_formats) 53 | 54 | "echom "Current=" . g:current_listchar_id . "with length" . l:len 55 | let g:current_listchar_id += 1 56 | 57 | if g:current_listchar_id >= l:len 58 | set nolist 59 | let g:current_listchar_id = -1 60 | else 61 | "echom "index=".g:current_listchar_id." format=".g:listchar_formats[g:current_listchar_id] 62 | " list is local to window while listchars is global 63 | set list 64 | execute "set listchars=".g:listchar_formats[g:current_listchar_id] 65 | endif 66 | endfunction 67 | 68 | 69 | command! ToggleListchars call ToggleInvisibleChar() 70 | map (ToggleListchars) :ToggleListchars 71 | 72 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------