I am using MacVim now, copy paste is a very big trouble for me.
If I use Cmd+V to paste, the indent and some auto things will make the code
totally chaos.
If I select and use Cmd+C to copy, the line number will include in the code
I am mess up
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Best regards,
Jason Green
桂林
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For pasting have you tried
:set paste
then paste using Cmd-V in insert mode
then
:set nopaste
On 11 Nov 2011, at 18:03, jason.桂林 wrote:
> I am using MacVim now, copy paste is a very big trouble for me.
>
> If I use Cmd+V to paste, the indent and some auto things will make the code
> totally ch
thank you paste resolved
在 2011年11月12日 上午2:16，Jane Smith 写道：
> For pasting have you tried
> :set paste
> then paste using Cmd-V in insert mode
> then
> :set nopaste
>
>
> On 11 Nov 2011, at 18:03, jason.桂林 wrote:
>
> I am using MacVim now, copy paste is a very big trouble for me.
>
> If I use Cm
On 11/11/11 19:03, jason.桂林 wrote:
I am using MacVim now, copy paste is a very big trouble for me.
If I use Cmd+V to paste, the indent and some auto things will make the
code totally chaos.
If I select and use Cmd+C to copy, the line number will include in the code
I am mess up
--
Best regard
Also try
:set nonumber
copy what you want to copy using Cmd-c
:set number
This will remove the line numbers so not so useful if you need to copy - say
lines 532-821 - but there may be a way to automate this, however I am no
vimscripter so if you want a mapping so that this is done automatically
Thanks guys, I am sorry that I am using vim under iTerm2, so I can't use
"+y "+p, I just test "+y "+p it's OK at MacVim
在 2011年11月12日 上午2:37，Jane Smith 写道：
> Also try
> :set nonumber
> copy what you want to copy using Cmd-c
> :set number
>
> This will remove the line numbers so not so useful if y
