I would like to display ^M (\r) as newlines (\n) in vim. The file has both \r and \n characters. I would like to do this without: Editing the file Changing the way existing \n characters are displayed Having to do a search and replace every time I open the file In short, the same way Notepad++ displays them.

How to display ^M as newline in vim?

I would like to display ^M (\r) as newlines (\n) in vim. The file has both \r and \n characters. I would like to do this without:

In short, the same way Notepad++ displays them.