Vim has many registers. Most of them are named like a and b. And there is an unnamed buffer (actually named as "). This unnamed buffer is updated every time I execute the change, copy, or delete command.
Since this project is for beginners, just displaying the unnamed buffer will be enough.
Major reason for showing register is to demonstrate that delete operation is actually cut operation.
In keymap/vim.js, is a private class Register. It has methods like setText(), toString() and so on.
I can hook up a CodeMirror signal and pass its content thorugh signal argument.
blukat29
commented
10 years ago
a.k.a. clipboard, or registers.
Vim has many registers. Most of them are named like
aandb. And there is an unnamed buffer (actually named as"). This unnamed buffer is updated every time I execute the change, copy, or delete command.Since this project is for beginners, just displaying the unnamed buffer will be enough. Major reason for showing register is to demonstrate that delete operation is actually cut operation.
In
keymap/vim.js, is a private classRegister. It has methods likesetText(),toString()and so on. I can hook up a CodeMirror signal and pass its content thorugh signal argument.