Hi,
I frequently get bugged when pasting over a visually selected block of text and the default register contains the deleted text afterwards - chances are, I want to paste the same text multiple times.A while ago I found a convenient map to get around that by replacing the content of the default register:
`vnoremap P p:call setreg('"', getreg('0'))<CR>`
`vnoremap P p:call setreg('"', getreg('0'))<CR>`
That worked fine in terminal vim 7.3 (the version in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS) but doesn't seem to work on my own machine (terminal vim 8 on ArchLinux).
Checking with `:reg "`, I see that it does indeed contain the right content, but when pasting, it appears that the contents of the last selection register `"*` is used instead - I'd need to explicitly paste from the unnamed register `""p`.
Checking with `:reg "`, I see that it does indeed contain the right content, but when pasting, it appears that the contents of the last selection register `"*` is used instead - I'd need to explicitly paste from the unnamed register `""p`.
Do I misunderstand something or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks in advance
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