On Jan 12, 12:30 pm, "Gene Kwiecinski" <[email protected]> wrote:
> >It seems it does not copies. ( I just discovered ' [shift] + [ins] '
> >to paste. Is there something similar to copy ? )
>
> Aside from ^C (copy), ^X (cut), and ^V (paste), there be shift-insert
> (paste) as well as control-insert (copy) and control-delete (cut).
>
> Others will argue that it "should be" shift-delete for this or that, but
> I'm not getting dragged into that yet again. Find which ones work for
> you and enjoy.
Or try it "the Vim way":
Copy to clipboard: "+y
Paste from clipboard: "+p
Copy (for use only within Vim): y
Paste (last text copied with just y): p
This is an EXTREMELY simplified view. Read more at:
:help y
:help p
:help registers
:help quote+
and for that matter:
:help d
:help c
and many, many other commands that use registers, with help locations
around the same area as those already mentioned.
Basically what the "+ notation does is tells Vim to use the system
clipboard rather than the internal one for the next operation.
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