I had previously mentioned that there was an issue with yanking in post title:
"after vim 8 installation, yanking (yy) doesn't work in global command and
macros". The real issue I see with this is, when one sets clipboard to
unnamed, any yanking done in global commands or macros does get
Hi Christian,
Just to verify, you're saying you're getting the expected correct results and
not my wrong actual results, right?
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f_10.txt:0$
Buffer after command is executed (all lines are deleted which is wrong, line
with f_07.txt:2 should remain and f_10.txt:0 should remain but why is there two
of them?):
f_10.txt:0$
f_10.txt:0$
Bryce
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Does this include fixes for my last post: "after vim 8 installation, yanking
(yy) doesn't work in global command and macros"? I couldn't see anything
related on this in the history.
Bryce
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Yes, I've only seen this issue on MS-Windows (both Windows 7 and Windows 10).
I don't see the issue on Unix, but I'm testing that with a Unix emulator on my
Android phone called Termux, which was tested with version 8.
BrycW
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Can someone tell me why this macro (:g/-/normal @q) doesn't work now on version
8, when it worked on 7.4? I'm guessing it's related to the yanking thing.
Even when I replace the @+ to @0 it still doesn't work.
€kh/-^M€klviw^C:let y1=@+^Mn€krviw^C:let y2=@+^M:let y3=y2-y1^M:let @a=y3^M:let
Here's another idea. I don't mind the disabling of the clipboard when using
the yanking in the global command. But is there a way that yyp can pick up on
the same register during this command so the paste picks up what was yanked? I
don't know, something to think about. Or is there an
This is a bug in my opinion. Maybe not a bug on accident but bad design. The
whole point of Vim is less key strokes. This means, I'm going to have to get
use to the idea of typing yy"0p or something equivalent everytime I use the
global. The "yy" and "p" go together like peanut butter and
I'd have to revert back to 7.4 to keep my scripts working.
Bryce
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to unnamed, the yanking doesn't
work anymore.
This was working on previous versions like 7.4, 7.3, 7.2. So I'm not sure why
it would stop working now.
Bryce
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l bug as I never experienced this in earlier versions.
Bryce
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Thanks,
Bryce
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is not included when printing also. If someone knows anything how to
change this, I would greatly appreciate it.
-Bryce
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