In theory, yes. However, it seems Vim always mucks up the formatting when pasting. For me it almost always indents every line one extra shift width for each new line resulting in a "staircase" of lines.
Not for me. If I have text without leading whitespace on the clipboard and paste it at an indented location in a buffer, it is all indented at that position.
Unfortunately, there is a problem even with (c). Namely, if you're in block-wise visual mode and hit I to insert, then<C-O> does nothing. You have to press<C-O><C-O> for some reason. This seems like a bug to me. (Of course,<C-O> works fine if insert mode wasn't entered from block-wise visual mode.) Is this a bug with<C-O> and visual block mode?
I think so. Seems to affect all visual modes. I think more specifically it's a bug with v_b_I and v_b_A, but also I and A when just used in visual mode (which isn't documented, but still does something--maybe it's a bug that it does anything). Ben. -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
