Hi @tpope, I just write to say Thank You! for this plugin.
My usual workflow consists of opening a terminal with tmux, with two panes, on the left one vim instance with local code, on the right an ssh session also with vim. In my .vimrc I have line numbers enabled (:set nu), so until today before copying with tmux (ctrl+b [) I had to :set nu!, copy, then move to the other pane and paste (ctrl+b ]), this also had a problem with long text spanning many lines (tmux adds newlines that had to be removed after pasting).
Now it's just a matter of selecting with vim, :Tyank and paste with ctrl+b ] on the desired Tmux pane.
tpope
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2 years ago
Hi @tpope, I just write to say Thank You! for this plugin.
My usual workflow consists of opening a terminal with tmux, with two panes, on the left one vim instance with local code, on the right an ssh session also with vim. In my .vimrc I have line numbers enabled (
:set nu), so until today before copying with tmux (ctrl+b [) I had to:set nu!, copy, then move to the other pane and paste (ctrl+b ]), this also had a problem with long text spanning many lines (tmux adds newlines that had to be removed after pasting).Now it's just a matter of selecting with vim,
:Tyankand paste withctrl+b ]on the desired Tmux pane.