Vimcopyall

2022年1月18日—Toselectandcopyall,use$yy.Thereisonemoredifferentwaytopickandcopyalldata.The$yyinstructionisusedtoyankorcopythe ...,2020年4月12日—Theselect-all(ctrl-a)andthepaste(ctrl-p)works,butthe(ctrl-c)doesnotworkwiththatshortcut,thoughitworksifImanuallytypein ...,2009年10月25日—Clicktheleftmousebutton,dragacrossthesectionyouwanttocopyandrelease.Thecodeautomaticallygetscopiedtoclipboard.,201...

參考資訊如下
How To Select All In VimVi Editor? [VIVIM select all]

2022年1月18日 — To select and copy all, use $yy. There is one more different way to pick and copy all data. The $yy instruction is used to yank or copy the ...

Mapping select

2020年4月12日 — The select-all (ctrl-a) and the paste (ctrl-p) works, but the (ctrl-c) does not work with that shortcut, though it works if I manually type in ...

Copy all the lines to clipboard

2009年10月25日 — Click the left mouse button, drag across the section you want to copy and release. The code automatically gets copied to clipboard.

How to select all and copy in vim?

2013年3月25日 — I have tried visual mode and gg and shift + gg to select all and then yank, however that doesn't transfer it to the clipboard to be able to ...

Select All + CopyPaste

2020年4月12日 — I do the same quite often by running the following commands: ggVGy . The first command, gg , jumps to the beginning of the file.

How to copy every line to clipboard in Vim for read

2021年3月23日 — A simpler command would be :%y* , where: % is a shorthand for the range 1,$ , which means from line 1 to last line,; y is the command :y ...

Yank entire file

2009年5月6日 — I use the following instruction: :%y+.

How do I select all text in ViVim?

2010年12月30日 — You press v key on your keyboard and turn VIM to VISUAL. Then select all text by scrolling down. ^ + INSERT to copy. SHIFT + INSERT to paste ...

Copy & Paste in Vim Vi

3yy: To yank multiple lines in vim, type in the number of lines followed by yy. This command will copy (yank) 3 lines starting from your cursor position. y$: ...

Select all in Vim Vi

To perform the command traditionally known as “ctrl + a” to select all in Vim, do ggVG. Breaking it down: 1. Check that you are in normal mode - hit the ESC ...