Chris Suter wrote:
> you could modify it to the following to return to the normal command
> mode (although cmdwin mode is quite nice, imo, once you're accustomed to
> it):
>
> :cmap %/ ^R%^F$F/lDyy:q^M:^R"
>
> this does a deletion ("D") to the end of the line, yanks the contents of
> the line, exits the cmdwin, re-enters normal command mode, and puts the
> contents of the default register.
Obviously be aware that this will clobber your default register, as well
as register 0, which in my mind is a bad thing. One good reason for
opening a new file is to copy something into it that you just yanked.
Losing that thing while you're opening the file could be an
inconvenience.
Smiles,
Ben.
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