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I am using nvim to edit tex files. I don't know what happened. All of a sudden, tens of blank lines emerged before each line of codes. I think maybe I screwed it up by doing something wrong unconsciously. Does anyone can shed light on some ways to fix it? thanks!

tobinz
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    Welcome to [vi.se]! From the line-numbering, it appears you have 'wrap' turned on, and that there's really a large number of whitespace characters (not blank lines) at the beginning of the line. You could try == or <<..... to unindent if the indentation settings are still correct. – D. Ben Knoble Sep 21 '20 at 12:48

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My suspicion is that you have done some "repeat" command by typing a number in normal mode before applying a command, probably block-wise.

Consider this:

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If you block-select the first column, and then insert a space (or indent) 100 times, command Ctrl-V G 100 I <space> <esc>, you have:

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it seems you have inserted line, but it is just space.... use `:set nowrap" to remove the soft wrapping of lines, and enlarge the window:

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Now you could use a regex, but you can also use normal blockwise: Ctrl-V, select the blank space:

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and then d will remove it.

Rmano
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