(Change <tt> to <code>, perhaps also minor tweak.)
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Just as <tt>"+p</tt> (or <tt>"*p</tt>) pastes the contents of the clipboard, other registers can be pasted as well.
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Just as <code>"+p</code> (or <code>"*p</code>) pastes the contents of the clipboard, other registers can be pasted as well.
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Use <tt>":p</tt> to paste the last command. For example, you might want to save a complex search and replace (<tt>:%s///g</tt>) that you have just used.
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Use <code>":p</code> to paste the last command. For example, you might want to save a complex search and replace (<code>:%s///g</code>) that you have just used.
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Use <tt>"/p</tt> to paste the last search.
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Use <code>"/p</code> to paste the last search.
==References==
==References==
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==Comments==
==Comments==
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Also, Ctrl-R in insert mode, and command mode, will paste the contents of a register, so when I want to paste from the clipboard, it's <tt><C-R>+</tt>, and if I want the last search, it's <tt><C-R>/</tt>.
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Also, Ctrl-R in insert mode, and command mode, will paste the contents of a register, so when I want to paste from the clipboard, it's <code><C-R>+</code>, and if I want the last search, it's <code><C-R>/</code>.
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Also, Ctrl-R in insert mode, and command mode, will paste the contents of a register, so when I want to paste from the clipboard, it's <C-R>+, and if I want the last search, it's <C-R>/.
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