vim - How to see raw content of a TAR file with GVIM or VI? -


I am developing a program that creates TAR files by MTP on the fly. For this reason I want to see the "raw content" of the TAR file - and not the content extracted.

It does not need to be hex view, just the content will be enough, I thought that "GVM-B" (binary) would be the trick ... but I still get file listings. My current solution is to change the file to "* .dat", to see the raw content ... but it's ugly. Additionally, on Windows, I only receive error messages "not available tar available on your system" and some Instead of showing raw content ...

This is because the default < Em> TAR plugin (cp. <.> pi_tar ) is still active and the * .tar To turn it off temporarily, launch Vim with

  $ VIM - CMD: "g: loaded_tarPlugin = 1" -b myFile.tar   

Alternatively, to stop the plugin after the start of the VIM, you can also use the following command:

 : au! Tar    

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