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Latest revision as of 05:53, July 13, 2012
Here are two mappings that help copy SQL queries from gvim to other applications running under Windows.
"Select all of current paragraph.
:map <C-S-v> (V)
"Copy all of current paragraph to clipboard.
:map <C-S-v> (V)*y''
TO DO
Fix above:
- The
( and ) move by a sentence, not a paragraph.
- Tip should use
vip to select a paragraph.
- Fix the key used for the mapping.
You can select a paragraph by typing vip or vap
See :help v_ip (vip = visual inner paragraph).
In general, use :help v_<whatever> for help on <whatever> in visual mode.
Or :help c_<whatever> for the command line, or :help i_<whatever> for insert mode.
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