Frank Hellenkamp <jonas.info@...> writes:
> Is there a way to enforce the pasting "as characters".
>
> Normally, if I want to paste a few lines, I go into insert mode at the
> specific point and paste then.
>
> E.g.:
> If I have a <p>_</p>, I want to insert in between (where my cursor is)
> on not as whole lines.
>
> But if there is more than one line in the pasteboard, the pasted text
> will be in a new line just before the "<p></p>".
>
> Thanks
>
> Frank
>
Hi!
I have exactly the same problem.
It would be nice to force it always paste as characters!
e.g. I start a new line, press two tabs, and then I want to
paste the text there, but instead of that, the
text gets pasted into a new line before my started line.
Also it would be very good if multiline paste would be
automatically indented to the same level where I
stand, e.g. I have this in my pasteboard:
asdfasdf
asgasdg
asdgasdg
Then I start a new line, and press some spaces and a pipe:
| <- I'm standing here
Now I would press cmd-c and it would create this
|asdfasdf
asgasdg
asdgasdg
Instead of this:
asdfasdf
asgasdg
asdgasdg
|
Thanks!
I just started to use MacVim, and I love it, thanks!
Cheers,
Zsombor
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