Closed ryanerwin closed 3 years ago
I'm glad you like it!
Well if you want to put into the clipboard any text you yank,
nnoremap yy V:OSCYank<CR>
vnoremap y :OSCYank<CR>
should work both through SSH and on local so to me there's no need to distinguish these two cases.
You can also avoid these mappings and use this autocommand instead:
autocmd TextYankPost * if v:event.operator is 'y' && v:event.regname is '' | execute 'OSCYankReg "' | endif
which allows you to copy any yanked text in all modes (yaw
for instance will copy text even in normal mode).
My thinking was that this method of communicating with the clipboard may be slightly higher latency or have slightly smaller data size limits, so I presumed that it made the most sense to only use this via ssh
(note that mosh sessions also set the SSH_CONNECTION
environment variable). I should also extended this for tmux
(and screen
if possible).
Keeping a consistent configuration certainly has huge benefits though!
I also had no idea about the autocmd TextYankPost
. Some times I'm amazed how deep vim
goes!
Yes the only difference is that by default you cannot copy more than 1000000 characters at one. I won't update the README since it's kind of an edge case (not everyone wants the yank operation to always copy to clipboard) but I'll make sure to link people to this issue if needed. Thanks :)
Yes the only difference is that by default you cannot copy more than 1000000 characters at one.
Unlikely I'd run into it, yet still a limitation I'd like to avoid. What happens if you try to copy more?
I just added $SSH_CLIENT != '' &&
in your example. No point in sending those sequences if there's no receiver.
autocmd TextYankPost * if $SSH_CLIENT != '' && v:event.operator is 'y' && v:event.regname is '' | execute 'OSCYankReg "' | endif
Thanks for putting together this module.
Perhaps recommend on the main README page enabling this anytime you've got an SSH connection... Something like?
Anyway, awesome module. I hadn't even realized this was a possible copy mechanism until a few days ago...