> "Copy contents of System Clipboard to + buffer when entering vim
>
> autocmd VimEnter * call setreg('+', system('xsel -ob'))
>
> "Copy contents of + buffer to System Clipboard while leaving vim
>
> autocmd VimLeave * call system("xsel -ib", getreg('+'))
>
>
>
> This should solve your problem and also the problem of vim "+" buffer
> contents not being availble to System Clipboard when vim is exited.
>
>
>
> Note: Thanks to @Raimondi at #vim for helping me with the solution.
This indeed solves the clipboard issue, but using this minimal vimrc:
set nocompatible
set clipboard=unnamedplus
autocmd VimEnter * call setreg('+', system('xsel -ob'))
autocmd VimLeave * call system("xsel -ib", getreg('+'))
And then running for example vim some_empty_file
The statusline becomes this:
"some_empty_file" [New File]^[[2;2R^[[>1;2802;0c
Notice the garbage text next to [New File]. Also, starting vim without a file
can also add the same garbage text in the first line.
At this point this might belong to [email protected]. It's true that a patch
introduced this issue, but if we can fix it with vimrc, then I don't think
vim_dev is the ideal place.
Thank you!
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