Hi, I have xml files with a lot of latex inside. I wonder what's the best
way of using vim to edit this kind of files.
Basically, my hope is to combine the functionality of plugins like
vim-latex and xml.vim together. Is there a way of doing so?
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On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 7:14 PM M Kelly wrote:
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> Hi,
> Tony, thanks always for your info.
>
> My point is the X11 selection and clipboard are empty and my viminfo does not
> contain any register info, yet after starting vim the + and * regsiters
> contain info.
> This seems a bit odd to me sinc
Hi,
Tony, thanks always for your info.
My point is the X11 selection and clipboard are empty and my viminfo does
not contain any register info, yet after starting vim the + and * regsiters
contain info.
This seems a bit odd to me since:
1). I did not save register info and I've confirmed my vimi
On Windows, the + and * registers are synonymous: both are the
clipboard. On X11, the + register is the clipboard (used for Edit→Cut,
Edit→Copy and Edit→Paste) and the * register is the selection (on
anything but Vim, it is the latest thing you highlighted even if you
didn't use Edit→Copy; it can b
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Subject: Re: viminfo do not save registers, but clipboard still set at startup ?
From: M Kelly
Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2020 11:24 PM
To: vim_use
Subject: Re: viminfo do not save registers, but clipboard stil
From: M Kelly
Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2020 11:24 PM
To: vim_use
Subject: Re: viminfo do not save registers, but clipboard still set at startup ?
Hi,
Thanks.
Even if I unset clipboard and set history to 0, I still get * and + set on
startup.
I just wonder where/how vims saves and restores t
