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Command to copy from current window and paste the text into terminal buffer
A little experiment:
Go to your fresh opened terminal, and do an echo:
echo 1
Leave it in terminal job mode, go back to your original window, execute:
exec "norm! \<c-w>pggyy\<c-w>pp"
You s …
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In Vim ex mode how to re-use a string from the default buffer in the command
ex -s +'norm! gg"adiwdd' +'exec printf("%%s/^/%s : /", @a)' +'x' ex_txt
norm! gg"adiwdd delete black in 1st line to register a, delete first line
exec printf("%%s/^/%s : /", @a) add content of regi …
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