On Nov 7, 12:42 pm, "Chris Suter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use split windows constantly and have gotten very accustomed to hitting
> <C-w>.
> For this reason, I've added the following to my .vimrc
>
> nnoremap <C-w>yy "+yy
> nnoremap <C-w>y "+y
> vnoremap <C-w>y "+y
> nnoremap <C-w>dd "+dd
> nnoremap <C-w>d "+d
> vnoremap <C-w>d "+d
> nnoremap <C-w>p "+p
> vnoremap <C-w>p "+p
> nnoremap <C-w>P "+P
> vnoremap <C-w>P "+P
>
> i believe a few of these conflict with (frankly, useless) window
> commands like <C-w>p to go to the previous window.
>
> it would be nice if there were a way to bind <C-w> (or your combo of
> choice) followed by *any* keys that put text in a buffer to put it
> into the system clipboard.
>
>
How about:
nnoremap <c-w> "+
Not really sure what's so hard about "+ though...
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