Given a text file with the following two lines:
first line
second line
If you now go to the second line and yank it, then go to the first line and
type in
"_ddp
What I'd expect to happen is:
second line
second line
What actually happens is:
second line
The `p` doesn't do anything at all, unless you press it a second time.
After some experimentation, I figured out that the `v:register` variable is not
reset after the `"_dd` operation. As a result, the following `p` uses the `_`
register. This is reproducible with other registers as well. If you do anything
after the `"_dd` (like move down one line with `j`), the register is reset just
fine and `p` uses the default one.
The original issue that brought this to my attention is here if you'd like more
context: https://github.com/AndrewRadev/whitespaste.vim/issues/2
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