In vim, would there be a way to copy multiple times, accumulate each of them into the clipboard, and then later paste all of them at once where each contents are separated by newline?
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Use uppercase registers to append. For example, let's clear and yank a line to register "a, append a line, append another line, then paste:
"ayy
"Ayy
"Ayy
"ap
Flag > in cpoptions inserts a line break before the appended text.
于 2018-03-22T22:36:36.060 回答
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If all those lines share a pattern you can :help :copy (or its shortest alternative :help :t) them all at once with:
:g/pattern/t<line number>
于 2018-03-23T06:32:05.967 回答
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I have this line in my .vimrc
nnoremap yY :let @"=@".getline('.')."\n"<CR>
Pressing yY appends the line under the cursor to the unnamed register.
Use it like this:
First press yy to yank line under cursor.
Then press yY on several other lines.
Finally press p to put all these line somewhere.
于 2018-03-26T09:32:20.873 回答