On Oct 23, 3:10 pm, Jabba Laci <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Ooh, I didn't know that you could use ":-" as a shorthand for ":.-1"
> > ... nice to know!
>
> Thanks for quick answer. Below you can find the updated script. I find
> it very useful because usually I open several files in tabs. Then I
> can copy pieces of texts between the tabs very easily.
>
Um...is there a reason you're not using Vim's normal yank/put
capabilities? Writing out to a file and reading in from it again seems
wasteful at best. Unless by "open several files in tabs" you really
mean "open several files in separate Vim instances" and you don't have
support for your system clipboard compiled in, I don't see how this
gains you anything.
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