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I don't find feature that paste multiple yanked lines of words to another single place. In my mind it will be very help for fast coding.
My goal is make from:
import test from './test';
export default {
test,
}
to:
import test from './test';
import test_one from './test_one';
import test_two from './test_two';
import test_three from './test_three';
import test_four from './test_four';
export default {
test,
test_one,
test_two,
test_three,
test_four,
};
How I'm trying do it?
My start code:
import test from './test';
export default {
test,
}
I adding a few imports so I do just yy4p:
import test from './test';
import test from './test';
import test from './test';
import test from './test';
import test from './test';
Changing the names of imported files manually
import test from './test';
import test from './test_one';
import test from './test_two';
import test from './test_three';
import test from './test_four';
Then replace test to new file names. On fourth tctrl+down. Where [t] - selected cursors
import test from './[t]est';
import test from './[t]est_one';
import test from './[t]est_two';
import test from './[t]est_three';
import test from './[t]est_four';
Then ctrl+n for mark any selected line and yank y
Then move selected cursors to second t
import [t]est from './test';
import [t]est from './test_one';
import [t]est from './test_two';
import [t]est from './test_three';
import [t]est from './test_four';
ctrl+n and p in result:
import test from './test';
import test_one from './test_one';
import test_two from './test_two';
import test_three from './test_three';
import test_four from './test_four';
And on this step I want to replace contain of default so I select second t cursor ctrl+down and ctrl+n and y and Esc - for exit from mg979/vim-visual-multi
import [t]est from './test';
import [t]est_one from './test_one';
import [t]est_two from './test_two';
import [t]est_three from './test_three';
import [t]est_four from './test_four';
After go to line (3j) where test in default and viwp so in result I see another yanked value
export default {
another_yanked_value,
}
Operating System: Ubuntu 22.04
Vim Version: NVIM v0.9.4
commit SHA/branch: latest
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Which is the step that doesn't work for you? For me it works, except that at step 9 it pastes a block selection (probably not what you want), but you can just make it linewise with some mapping that changes the current register type, or add some empty lines before pasting.
Thanks so much for answer! Create empty lines before pasting - it's good idea if you are know how many lines you need. But I would like at 9 step just paste yanked values from plugin. I lost yanked values of plugin at 8 step after Esc.
I'll keep looking at the documentation (vm-registers). Thank.
I don't find feature that paste multiple yanked lines of words to another single place. In my mind it will be very help for fast coding.
My goal is make from:
to:
How I'm trying do it?
yy4p
:test
to new file names. On fourtht
ctrl+down
. Where[t] - selected cursors
ctrl+n
for mark any selected line and yanky
t
ctrl+n
andp
in result:t
cursorctrl+down
andctrl+n
andy
andEsc
- for exit frommg979/vim-visual-multi
3j
) wheretest
in default andviwp
so in result I see another yanked valueThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: