How to move to end of line in vim with virtualedit=all and set wrap

Question

How to move to end of a screen line in vim with set virtualedit=all and set wrap when a long line is splited into several screen lines?

I want a shortcut, l not count.

Answer 1

g$ brings you to the end of the current screen line. You're right that :set virtualedit=all changes that to the last possible screen column, even if that doesn't physically exist in the file (which is what virtual edit is about). With normal, single-space word spacing, you could correct that via gEl (back to end of last word + right), but for the general case, you will have to (temporarily) unset 'virtualedit'. This shortcut works:

g$:set ve= ve=all<CR>