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Expand Up @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ This plugin will highlight trailing whitespace at the end of the line. This is d
* Places the cursor back where is started
* Resets the search highlight back to what it was

TrailerTrash defines a `:TrailerToggle` command to stop showing unwanted whitespace, for those projects where you don't want to start fighting it.
TrailerTrash defines a `:Trailer` command to stop showing unwanted whitespace, for those projects where you don't want to start fighting it.

As always, Trailer Trash is polite.

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In most cases, if you want to hide the highlighting you can simply call `:TrailerHide`, and toggle it back on at any time.

If you want something more extreme, and want stop the underlying mechnism from working all together you can clear the `2match` in vim:
If you want something more extreme, and want to stop the underlying mechanism from working all together you can clear the `2match` in vim:

TrailerTrash uses `2match` ([vimdoc](http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/pattern.html#match-highlight)) to define a highlight pattern. If you would like to disable it you can call `2match none`. This works great in plugins that provide you a hook to customize buffers, such as Unite's `unite_settings()`

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