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− | Why when I inserting text from X11 selection into vim, each line gets extra tabs and spaces? |
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− | Looks like it's autoindenting. Maybe you want something like ":set paste" in there somewhere? |
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+ | *{{script|id=3246|text=CaptureClipboard}} contains a greatly enhanced plugin that is based on this tip. It offers feedback on the number of captures, trimming of white space, append as well as prepend not just to the end of the buffer, arbitrary delimiters and many configurable defaults. |
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− | Great ":set paste" worked, thank you! Another thing why tabs get replaced with spaces? Is this something X11 does or VIM? |
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+ | :set autosave |
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+ | :The 'autosave' option is in the todo list, but as of Vim 7.3.000 not yet implemented. -- [[User:Inkarkat|Inkarkat]] 13:19, September 20, 2010 (UTC) |
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+ | Use <code>:set paste</code> to avoid autoindent applying to pasted text, in a terminal. |
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− | Just checked in another editor, if I do X11 selection for another editor and paste in VIM tabs stay tabs, but from VIM to VIM they get replaced with spaces. |
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+ | Also, you may need <code>:set noexpandtab</code> to stop Vim from expanding tabs to spaces. |
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− | Try :set noexpandtab to stop vim from expanding tabs to spaces. If you want it to expand tabs (which I do for most coding) you can force a tab by using 'CTRL-V tab' |
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+ | :This is not necessary; the :put command that is used in the function already inserts the text literally. -- [[User:Inkarkat|Inkarkat]] 13:19, September 20, 2010 (UTC) |
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− | Indira |
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Latest revision as of 06:23, 13 July 2012
Tip 1370 Printable Monobook Previous Next
created 2006 · complexity intermediate · author Marian Csontos · version 5.7
Do you ever wanted to append lines from various sources (or to copy data from some application without any reasonable export method) to one file?
Here is a pretty simple solution for Vim. Just copy all you need to the clipboard and Vim can do the rest.
First you need to start Vim, open desired buffer (named buffer required as script do autosave) and run TrackClipboard function:
:call TrackClipboard('==============================================================')
The function monitors the clipboard; when it is changed, add data to clipboard (or do whatever you want).
function! TrackClipboard(delim) let timer1 = 0 let temp = @* while @*!='EOF' if temp != @* let temp = @* $put =a:delim $put =temp else " autowrite and redraw every cca 5s let timer1 += 1 if timer1 >= 100 if &modified write redraw endif let timer1 = 0 else sleep 50ms endif endif endwhile endfunction
Related scripts[]
- CaptureClipboard contains a greatly enhanced plugin that is based on this tip. It offers feedback on the number of captures, trimming of white space, append as well as prepend not just to the end of the buffer, arbitrary delimiters and many configurable defaults.
Comments[]
" to automatically save modified buffer, and simplify your function. :set autosave
- The 'autosave' option is in the todo list, but as of Vim 7.3.000 not yet implemented. -- Inkarkat 13:19, September 20, 2010 (UTC)
Use :set paste
to avoid autoindent applying to pasted text, in a terminal.
Also, you may need :set noexpandtab
to stop Vim from expanding tabs to spaces.
- This is not necessary; the :put command that is used in the function already inserts the text literally. -- Inkarkat 13:19, September 20, 2010 (UTC)