Is there a way to delete without register?

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Typically when I use x ,d, or c, I will pip my result into black hole register (or any non-default register)

nnoremap d "_d nnoremap dd "_dd vnoremap d "_d vnoremap p "_dP nnoremap c "_c vnoremap c "_c

is there a way to do that in vim-mode-plus?

Sorry I am not familiar with atom or coffee script. I tried to figure it out my self, but failed...

apparently, "_dd should "yank" to black hole register. I didn't thoroughly read, but you might have to prepend "_ before any 'cut' command that you want to be yanked to black hole.

edit: looks like you can specify in init.coffee:

keystroke:
    commands: [
       {
           name: "set-blackhole-register"
           keystroke: '" _' #
        }

and in keymap.cson:

'atom-text-editor.vim-mode-plus.normal-mode':
"\\": "keystroke:set-blackhole-register"

Then, according to T9:

"Then \ d d will delete line but not update your register. Since \ keystroke use blackhole register(_)."

if solved, please close.

cheers

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