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Latest revision as of 03:50, 6 January 2010
Tip 771 Printable Monobook Previous Next
created August 17, 2004 · complexity basic · author Peter Wilson · version 5.7
Bind a keystroke to "xclip -o | gvim -" ( or "xcb -p 0 | gvim -" or "any command which prints the contents of the clipboard | gvim -")
Pressing that key now captures the contents of the clipboard in a new Vim window.
Comments[]
I don't have xclip. I just click middle mouse button to paste clipboard, also in Windows gvim.
For scripting you could also paste the clipboard register: "*p
You can also do
gvim.exe -c 'normal "*p'
or to a named file
gvim.exe -c 'normal ggdG"*p' file.txt
from VimTip305
Put the paste code into a windows batch or Unix Script.
This seems complicated. Simply use commands:
:new "*p