ok here is what I have done:
1. I saved that script into copysearch.vim.
2. Ran the file I wanted to process and typed ":so copysearch.vim".
3. I typed "/http:[0-9a-zA-Z?=+._~&/\-]\+"
4. Typed ":CopyMatches"
It is now still running when I check the Windows Task Manager (gvim is using
51%cpu). I am doing this through cygwin, running vim.
It is afterall, a document that contains 2,560,213 lines.
Anyway, while that was (well, still is) running, I tested on a small file
(only 168 lines). I did the same thing above and then pressed and held the
buttons "Ctrl, W, n" like you said and a new window popped up at the top. I
tried typing "+p but all it did was insert a ':' character in the editor?
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