>
> ...
>
> > In the following code snippet I'm trying to replace parameter name from
> param to value, using dot register (last inserted text):
> >
> > function execute(param){
> > var result = param.paramProcessing();
> >
> > 1. I place the cursor on the in first occurence of param (in the
> brackets)
> > 2. I type `ciwvalue<ESC>` to replace param with value, and move value
> into dot register
> > 3. I go to second param occurence
> > 4. I type `viw".p` to select param, and replace it with value
> >
> > As you can see during reproduction, step #4 instead of word replacement,
> causes removal of word 'param', and leaves me in visual mode.
>
>
I can't for the life of me find this now, but I think I have run into this
same problem before. It really annoys me and someone (thought it was
Christian) pointed out there is an option to control this behaviour.
Basically when you visually select text, and then paste over it, the
visually selected text (which was just replaced) is moved into the default
register. I personally don't want the default register changed, as I want
to continue pasting it in other spots.
There is an option to turn it off, but after 15 minutes of looking I can't
find it.
I thought it was cpoptions or guioptions, but my search and tests were
fruitless.
Does this stir anyone's memory?
David
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