I've been using vi and vim on Unix, Linux and Windows since the mid '80s and never saw that behavior. I'm pretty sure you won't get it. I'd be horrified if you could, because they should all behave the same so that folks only have to learn how to use it once total, not once per architecture.
Do you have a link to such a tutorial?On Fri, Aug 26, 2016 at 8:15 PM, Don Cichot <opagagnamstajl@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm really frustrated a and confused...
Everywhere writes that how a "big P
or p puts a yanked content before
cursor..." BUT I've seen some Mac
Vim tutorials and there when you
Put yanked content it was placed
before space that is before a word
and in windows that is inside a
word for a little p an JUST before
word with a big P...
My question is... how to make a
windows Vim behave more likely as
a Mac version of Vim...
And esspecialy, how to make "P" in
windows behave as a "P" in a Mac
version?
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