On Fr, 15 Sep 2017, Steve wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have these line in ~/.vim/keymap/touchesfr.vim
>
> loadkeymap
> « «<Char-0xa0>
> » <Char-0xa0>»
> ? <Char-0xa0>?
> ! <Char-0xa0>!
> : <Char-0xa0>:
> ; <Char-0xa0>;
>
> because in French you need a non-breaking space before or after a double
> punctuation. Works great when editing text. But I often want to
> copy-paste an URL and if it contains one of those double punctuation,
> I'll end with <Char-0xa0> in it. So I'll have to manually delete it
> which is rather annoying.
>
> So the question is how could I do to not have this behaviour when
> copy-pasting?
Depends on how you paste. If you paste from the clipboard (and your vim
is compiled with clipboard support) this shouldn't happen. However if
you use something like MiddleMouse Paste with your mouse using X
selection, Vim cannot distinguish this from typing. So you would have to
set `:set paste`.
Best,
Christian
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