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Given the following text with no trailing new line at the end of line2,
where # denotes the cursor position:
line1 of text
line2 #f text
the command yykp should produce
line1 of text
#ine2 of text
line2 of text
where previously it would wrongly result in
line1 of text
#ine1 of textline2 of text
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Otherwise this completely breaks the common case of yanking a whole
line with yy. This also means that the beavior in visual line mode
is different than in vim.
Partially reverts ff57c0b8598a60617983ebe25d34c79a9c6bc511.
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Something like
ifoo<Escape>yyp
should produce
foo
foo
not
foofoo
as was the case before.
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Close #176
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This allows them to be placed into the read only ELF section.
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Both registers are currently treated identically.
The actual system integration is performed by two shell
scripts vis-copy and vis-paste.
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It currently works by switching to visual mode and then opening
the command prompt with a default range which refers to the
currently active selection.
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There are some combinations (e.g. line wise selection / character
wise register content) which should probably be improved further.
Also since vis currently neither supports the numbered registers
"0 - "9 nor the small delete register "- the deleted text is
not stored in any register. Notice that we can't call op_delete
in the implementation because it would overwrite the register
content we want to paste.
Closes #113
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