> Ever been frustrated when you had some lines in your yank buffer from having
> "cut" some lines out of your code... wanted to paste it elsewhere... when
> you tidied up some whitespace by deleting some blank lines...
>
> .... only to find that what you had yanked before is no gone forever?
Well, your last yank is stored in the 0 ("zero", not "oh")
register, so you can paste your previously yanked content with
"0p
even if you've tromped on your scratch register with intermediate
deletes.
If you remember before you delete, you can also force the delete
to go to the black-hole register:
"_dd
but if you can remember that consistently, you're more together
mentally than I. ;-)
You can read more at
:help quote0
:help quote_
-tim
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