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  慕斯5307059

  2021-03-19 12:34:32

  好好好

  
  

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  wsgws_码码要洗手

  2019-05-31 00:27:06

  https://vi.stackexchange.com/questions/84/how-can-i-copy-text-to-the-system-clipboard-from-vim

  
  

  gVim

  If you use gVim, you can get copy-on-select behaviour when using :set guioptions+=a.
  This is enabled by default on X11 systems (copies to PRIMARY), but not on MS Windows & OSX (as selecting any text would override your clipboard).

  No +clipboard?

  Vim requires the +clipboard feature flag for any of this to work; you can check if your Vim has this by using :echo has('clipboard') from within Vim (if the output is 0, it not present, if it's 1, it is), or checking the output of vim --version.

  Most Linux distributions ship with a "minimal" Vim build by default, which doesn't have +clipboard, but you can usually install it:

  • Debian & Ubuntu: Install vim-gtk or vim-gnome.

  • Fedora: install vim-X11, and run vimx instead of vim (more info).

  • Arch Linux: install gvim (this will enable +clipboard for normal vim as well).

  You could also use xclip, xcopy, or xsel to copy text to the clipboard; see the following questions for solutions:

  
  

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