On Wednesday, April 6, 2016 at 1:36:08 PM UTC+2, lith wrote: > > Such tricks are usually used in > > plugins where you e.g. have mappings like “escape sequence to escaped > > character” for decoder and “escaped character to escape sequence” for > > encoder or something like this > > I didn't question the intent per se but the "cool one-liner" requirement.
Thank you all for your response, I don't happen to replace each 
 and 
 ISO 8859-1 Characters Named HTML Entities respectively by a linefeed and carriage return and show visually the result in my buffer. This command is working but it does not satisfy me because it replace both of them by linefeed : :silent! %s/&#x[AD];/^M/g I would like something like : silent! %s/
/\n/g silent! %s/
/\r/g but it fails. And then, when replacing will work, how replace correctly \n by 
 and \r by 
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