When using multiple selections to yank, delete or paste in Kakoune, the contents are kept as a vector of each selection's text in the register. Kakoune then has multiple keybindbings for pasting these:
p/P/R which pastes after/before/replaces each selection with the matching indexed contents from the register; if there are fewer selections than in the register, then the extra content doesn't get pasted; if there are more selections than in the register, then the last selection from the register gets reused.
<a-p>/<a-P>/<a-R> which pastes after/before/replaces every selection with every one of the contents from the register
When using multiple selections to yank, delete or paste in Kakoune, the contents are kept as a vector of each selection's text in the register. Kakoune then has multiple keybindbings for pasting these:
p
/P
/R
which pastes after/before/replaces each selection with the matching indexed contents from the register; if there are fewer selections than in the register, then the extra content doesn't get pasted; if there are more selections than in the register, then the last selection from the register gets reused.<a-p>
/<a-P>
/<a-R>
which pastes after/before/replaces every selection with every one of the contents from the registerThis will need to be added for #32.