Seems a common enough problem that there should be earlier reports, but
I couldn't find any.
I commonly use visual mode to mark things. Within an editor window, I
use y and p. Between editor windows, I use y and middle-click. If I do
that, it turns:
a b c
into:
a b c
The problem seems to be on the receiving side. If I middle-click into a
different editor, I get tabs. If I use "*p I get tabs. But "*p is
rather annoying to type, compared with middle-click.
Pretty sure that middle-click used to work as expected in the past. It
might do additional indentation if "paste" was off, but it wouldn't
convert things beyond that.
I have reproduced the problem with 8.1, 7.4 and 7.3. The last was on a
remove machine via ssh.
Thoughts? Also, is there a simple way to install vim 5.0 or similar to
see whether my memory matches reality?
Jörn
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