On 20/07/14 00:24, Jacob Niehus wrote:
Bram,
I use X11 with clipboard=unnamed,unnamedplus. Presently, if I want to write to both @*
and @+, I have to do let @+=foo | let @*=@+ or something similar, and
setreg(v:register, foo) only sets the plus register. I introduced a new register,
@&, that writes to both * and + using either let @&=foo or setreg(v:register,
foo). I attached the patch. If you think it's a good idea, I'll update the
documentation as well.
Thanks,
Jake
Is that register write-only or can you read it? And if you can, what do
you get when you do, and:
- @+ is empty but @* isn't
- @* is empty but @+ isn't
- neither is empty but their contents are different
?
Also, what's the difference with :set clipboard=unnamed,unnamedplus ?
Best regards,
Tony.
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