On Tue, Dec 02, at 09:35 Charles Campbell wrote:
>
> Shade wrote:
> > Hello everyone. I'm gonna paste an example of what i want to do. Let's
> > imagine that I have this code:
> >
> > <p id="already_registered">
> >
> > And i wanna copy id="already_registered" in a register, for example
> > the register "P". How can i do that, and how can i paste it back
> > later?
> >
> I'm sure that there are a lot of ways. Using normal mode (ie. manually):
>
> First method:
>
> put cursor on the "i" in "id=..." . Press v.
> move cursor to the end of what you want.
> Press "py
>
> Put cursor elsewhere, press
> "pp
>
> Second method:
>
> Again, put the cursor on the "i" in "id=...". Press mp .
> Move cursor to the end of what you want, plus one more.
> Press: "py`p
>
> Again, put cursor elsewhere, press
> "pp
>
Yet another one (while the cursor is on the "i" in "id=..."):
"pyt>
It turned out that "t,T" and "f,F" are quite useful motions and I have to
admit that I underestimated the usefulness of them when I first started
to learn vim in 2006, but now I use them all the time.
Regards,
Ag.
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