Hello Yegappan, *, Yegappan Lakshmanan schrieb am Dienstag, 16. Mai 2006 20:56:
>Hello, > >On 5/16/06, Friedrich Strohmaier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [..] >> Try the following (in normal mode): >> 1. Take text from anywhere with the mouse >> 2. clear the target area and enter insert mode typing "v", <n>"l", >> "s" 3. paste with middle mouse button >> >> result: You get the text vom cleared area -- anoying!! >> expected result: the anywhere fetched text should be pasted. >> >> I noticed that behavior since vim 6.x Well then, I was wrong: aparently it wasn't a change of vim, it seems to be a unknown "benefit" from my new distributor's package maintainer. >> >> This apears in console-vim (xterm) an gvim. >> using a virtual tty with gpm works as expected. >> >> Can anyone help me to find the right option to be set, or to file a >> bugreport. I subscribed here to get feedback/confirmation before >> bothering the developers. >> >> Any hints? > >When you make a visual selection, Vim will copy the selected text to >the clipboard. This is controlled by the 'clipboard' option in > terminal Vim and by the 'guioptions' option in GUI Vim. To disable > Vim from copying the visually selected text to clipboard, use the > following commands: > > set clipboard= > set guioptions-=a So simple and so far away! I was searching, but had no luck to hit. > >You can place the first command in the .vimrc file and the second one >in the .gvimrc file. > >For more information about this, read > > :help 'clipboard' > :help guioptions_a that's it - you make me happy ;o)) Regards from Germany Friedrich
