понедельник, 23 апреля 2012 г., 12:32:38 UTC+4 пользователь Sergey Vakulenko написал: > Hi > > I would like to propose this theme for GVim future feature (new > options for "set clipboard") > For someone who know very well gvim source code, its simple to > implement (i think). > > Context of problem: > ---------------------------- > > I wonder, how i can enable auto copy of selected text into '+' > register in Ubuntu (to share clipboard between apps). > i have set guioptions+=a > > my test case (with behave mswin): > 1) open gvim > 2)shift-v, move cursor and Esc (select lines in visual mode) > 3)go to firefox and click ctrl-v or ctrl-Insert > > In Win xp this works perfectly. But not in X (my example is Ubuntu > 11.10 ) > I know that in X system this works different way and i tried to solve > this in this thread: > > "gvim auto copy selected text to clipboard" > http://groups.google.com/group/vim_use/browse_thread/thread/d2d8516f9465301a/fae6c620e232af00?lnk=gst&q=vakulenko#fae6c620e232af00 > > http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10259366/gvim-auto-copy-selected-text-to-system-clipboard-to-share-it-with-apps > > conclusion: its impossible configure gvim to auto copy selected buffer > in + register. > small resume of main (first) thread: > > I have many proposition how to auto copy selected(visual) buffer in + > register. > But no one not work in way described in Subject. Major propositions: > 1) use mouse click copy > 2) ctrl-insert bind "y+ > 3) use third party clipboard. > > > There is no solutions but workarounds. Hence, it will be nice have > this feature in gvim.
(G)Vim is already able to "copy" selected text to primary register (referenced inside Vim as *), to synchronize it with clipboard register use things like glipper/klipper/... (search for "clipboard manager" in your repository). By the way, many (all) KDE applications use <C-S-Insert> shortcut to insert text from primary register (bad, I was told this is hardcoded), Opera can be configured to do this by pressing any key, you can also add a global shortcut to do the job, but I do not know exactly what should you do in this case. -- You received this message from the "vim_dev" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
