 Tip #356: Quick yank and paste
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October 30, 2002 12:54 |
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Niels Aan de Brugh |
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Since I didn't want to interfere with the standard Vim mappings I removed all the <C-c>, <C-v>, etc. mappings found in the default vimrc. But quickly copy-pasting text is a must, so I added the following keymaps. This is very simple, but it works like a charm.
vmap <C-Space> "ay
nmap <C-Space> "aP
imap <C-Space> <C-o>"ap
nmap <C-c> "ayiw
Niels
My vimrc if you're interested: http://home.student.utwente.nl/n.h.m.aandebrugh/_vimrc
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Additional Notes
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Anonymous,
November 16, 2002 18:04
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| You might want to post that to http://www.dotfiles.com also. (And have a look around there of course.)
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Breadman,
July 31, 2003 20:15
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I found the insertion mapping faulty: its behavior depended on whether I was at the end of the line. The following work well for me:
vmap <C-c> "py
nmap <C-c> "pyiw
vmap <C-p> "pp
nmap <C-p> "pP
imap <C-p> <Esc>"ppa
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