[Question has been closed] The answer below does not solve the problem,
indent -i8 -ts 1 xx.c
I like to use indent -i8 xx.c to format existing c source files.
But the tab character '>' will be displayed after processing. How to cancel it and prevent it from being displayed? You can use: retab, but is there any other method?
For example, every time you open it, it will automatically execute : retab.
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Obviously I feel uncomfortable using someone else’s .vimrc,
It’s better to write my own .vimrc,
set nolist
Put it into your .vimrc
Add a line of retab to ~/.vimrc
Check your vimrc, there should be a line similar to: set listchars=tab:›, just comment it out