created by

Scott Updike

script type

utility

description

Have you ever wanted to yank or copy one line at a time from various parts of a file and be able to paste the accumulated results in one operation? Sure, you can do this using named registers using the uppercase letter, but it is cumbersome and unnatural.  The AppendToClip plugin lets you append to the default register (and the clipboard, and primary registers if the 'clipboard' option contains 'unnamed' or 'unnamedplus') in a natural and easy way. Functionality <Space>yy Append line(s) to the default register, '"'. Also append to the clipboard, '*', and primary, '+', registers if the 'clipboard' option contains 'unnamed' and 'unnamedplus', respectively. <Space>dd Delete and append line(s) to the default register, '"'. Also append to the clipboard, '*', and primary, '+', registers if the 'clipboard' option contains 'unnamed' and 'unnamedplus', respectively. These mappings work in both normal and visual mode and take a count just like the built in commands 'dd' and 'yy'. If you have the vim-repeat plugin (https://github.com/tpope/vim-repeat) installed, you can repeat either of the above mappings with dot, '.'. Options g:appendtoclip_leader The key used as the leader to the mappings. The default is <Space>.

install details

Extract the plugin files in your ~/.vim (*nix) or ~/vimfiles (Windows). You should have 2 files:     plugin/appendtoclip.vim     doc/appendtoclip.txt Next, to finish installing the help file run:     :helptags ~/.vim/doc Alternatively, and arguably preferably, use Pathogen and checkout the vim-appendtoclip directory in your bundle directory. Then, run:     :Helptags

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
appendtoclip.tgz	1.0.4	2015-02-24	7.3	Scott Updike	Initial upload

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