Appending to a named register
Using an uppercase letter tells Vim to append text to the specified register (rather than overwriting the existing contents). For example, "Ayy copies the current line, and appends it to register ‘a’.
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You can do <C-r>" to paste from the default register or <C-r>a to paste from register a.
Additionally:
Ctrl-y Moves screen up one line
Ctrl-e Moves screen down one line
Ctrl-u Moves cursor & screen up ½ page
Ctrl-d Moves cursor & screen down ½ page
Ctrl-b Moves screen up one page, cursor to last line
Ctrl-f Moves screen down one page, cursor to first line
Ctrl-y and Ctrl-e only change the cursor position if it would be moved off screen.
I try to use vim without any plugins as I don't want to rely on them when I work on another system. Coming upon this same issue now, I can propose some 'better ways' (alternative ways) as requested by the OP:
c-w-| to have window take over (if using vsplits). c-w-= to restore. c-w-_ for horizontal splits
close the other window(s), thereby making current one fullscreen. Split and re-open from buffer to restore
Comment j'ai fait pour me passer de nerdtree?
current line in top of screen : z<return>
go to next blank line (paragraph) : }
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