Jacob Niehus wrote: > I use X11 with clipboard=unnamed,unnamedplus. Presently, if I want to > write to both @* and @+, I have to do let @+=foo | let @*=@+ or > something similar, and setreg(v:register, foo) only sets the plus > register. I introduced a new register, @&, that writes to both * and + > using either let @&=foo or setreg(v:register, foo). I attached the > patch. If you think it's a good idea, I'll update the documentation as > well.
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