Very cool! I'm also blogging with vim + github. Made an MR on your githubs for some links on your main readme that weren't working for me
I've been trying out 100% markdown with the github static pages and then copy and pasting to dev.to.
Could you say more about what :%y+ does?
I've been :!pbcopy on my mac to copy out, but I have a feeling your thing does that too, without clearing all the text?
SURE!
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The register + is the system clipboard.
Thanks for the explanation! Registers are on of the vim things I haven't fully incorporated into my workflow
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Very cool! I'm also blogging with vim + github. Made an MR on your githubs for some links on your main readme that weren't working for me
I've been trying out 100% markdown with the github static pages and then copy and pasting to dev.to.
Could you say more about what :%y+ does?
I've been :!pbcopy on my mac to copy out, but I have a feeling your thing does that too, without clearing all the text?
SURE!
:- start command mode%- with the whole buffer...y- yank it to...+- the register called+.The register
+is the system clipboard.Thanks for the explanation! Registers are on of the vim things I haven't fully incorporated into my workflow