> > With GUI win32 I have meant just that theoretically you can run > > on win32 one of the following: > > > > Vim_1) native GUI win32 version > > Vim_2) console win32 version > > Vim_3) cygwin X version > > Vim_4) cygwin console version > --- > Good point. I regularly go back and forth between 1 and > 4 and try to setup my various global and local 'rc' > files to make them as compatible as
Very good. The same with me. Please note that in (4) there is no clipboard integration with windows clipboard at all, unless you compile cygwin vim yourself with patch [1] applied. > > Have you tried in normal mode (:help Normal-mode) to put cursor > > somewhere in some word, and press > > ", +, y, i, w > > in a succession? (I assume that with visual selection it can > > something go wrong...) What is the output of the > > :reg + > > :reg * > > commands after that ? > --- > the reg '+' had nothing in it, the reg * had the word to > the right of the cursor in the buffer. Is that > something close to what was expected? Not, but as I can see from your other posts, you have already found that * works for you in (Vim_1), but + is not. Interestingly, that I have also always used * in (Vim_1). Now I rdp to my XP box at work to check this - and I see the same behaviour - yanking something into register + in (Vim_1), and this isn't appear in + register, but in * register instead. If it will be useful for you, visual selection you can immediately have automatically "yanked" into clipboard, using: :set guioptions+=aA -- Anton [1] Frodak Baksik patch "vim on cygwin using win32 clipboard" http://groups.google.com/group/vim_dev/msg/135c057dcef64a11 Vim_1) native GUI win32 version --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
