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Clipboard Unnamedplus. And then you can use the regular way to paste them (ctrl+v). If you want to copy only a portion of text, use visual mode (v), select the text. I'm wondering how could i write the settings: You remember the yanking commands for copying, don't you? On linux, you have essentially two clipboards: In nvim you need to use :set clipboard+=unnamedplus, from the documentation to always use the clipboard for all operations (instead of interacting with the '+' and/or '*' registers explicitly): Set clipboard+=unnamedplus in a lua config. One is pretty much the same as in the other oses (ctrlc and ctrlv in other programs,. And now, if you use the yanking command to copy text in vim, it will be copied to the system clipboard as well. If you are on linux, and vim has been compiled with the +x11 feature, and you have clipboard=unnamedplus set, then you should be. To do that, run the following vim command from your current vim session: For anyone looking for the bidirectional flow (system to vim, vim to system), use 'unnamedplus' argument. Since you didn't tell us what platform you are on i won't be very specific but. You need to install a proper vim, built with clipboard support.

One is pretty much the same as in the other oses (ctrlc and ctrlv in other programs,. You need to install a proper vim, built with clipboard support. You remember the yanking commands for copying, don't you? For anyone looking for the bidirectional flow (system to vim, vim to system), use 'unnamedplus' argument. On linux, you have essentially two clipboards: And then you can use the regular way to paste them (ctrl+v). In nvim you need to use :set clipboard+=unnamedplus, from the documentation to always use the clipboard for all operations (instead of interacting with the '+' and/or '*' registers explicitly): To do that, run the following vim command from your current vim session: If you want to copy only a portion of text, use visual mode (v), select the text. I'm wondering how could i write the settings:

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Clipboard Unnamedplus In nvim you need to use :set clipboard+=unnamedplus, from the documentation to always use the clipboard for all operations (instead of interacting with the '+' and/or '*' registers explicitly): You need to install a proper vim, built with clipboard support. Since you didn't tell us what platform you are on i won't be very specific but. Set clipboard+=unnamedplus in a lua config. To do that, run the following vim command from your current vim session: If you are on linux, and vim has been compiled with the +x11 feature, and you have clipboard=unnamedplus set, then you should be. On linux, you have essentially two clipboards: And now, if you use the yanking command to copy text in vim, it will be copied to the system clipboard as well. You remember the yanking commands for copying, don't you? In nvim you need to use :set clipboard+=unnamedplus, from the documentation to always use the clipboard for all operations (instead of interacting with the '+' and/or '*' registers explicitly): One is pretty much the same as in the other oses (ctrlc and ctrlv in other programs,. For anyone looking for the bidirectional flow (system to vim, vim to system), use 'unnamedplus' argument. If you want to copy only a portion of text, use visual mode (v), select the text. I'm wondering how could i write the settings: And then you can use the regular way to paste them (ctrl+v).