I haven't used gvim in Windows for many years, but why not to use
visual mode (v) and copy with "y" and paste with "p", and cut with "d"
(or you can do it also without visual mode if you know the exact
number of lines/words etc..
Ido
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 11:05 AM, Erez D <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi
>
>
> I liked using vim on an X terminal. i disabled the mouse in vim ('set
> mouse=<nothing>') , and used the copy-paste capabilities of the xterm (using
> the mouse)
> so i could press 'i' for insert, and then copy and paste with the mouse,
> press 'n' for next search position, and press '.' to do the change again.
>
>
> now i need to work on XP. i downloaded gvim, and it works nicely,
> to copy-paste i need to use ctrl-c ctrl-v. this is very annoying as i need
> to point the mouse exactly at where i want to paste ...
> and also, i can not do the change again with '.'
> i tried all the various 'set mouse=<value>' but couldn't find a way to make
> it work like in an xterm ... (unless i run vim from cygwin's xtrem/rxvt)
>
>
> is there a solution for gvim/XP to work with the mouse like in vim/xterm ?
>
>
> 10x
> erez.
>
>
>
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