How can I delete a line without putting it into my default buffer?
Example:
line that will be copied.
line that I want to be substitued with the previous one.
What I'm trying to do:
yy
dd
p
But Vim replaces the recent copied string with the deleted (cutted) one. I know that I can use buffers like, "1yy, dd then "1p, but I always forget to put the copied string in a buffer then I need to paste my contents first (line that will be copied) and then delete what I want (line that I want to be substituted with the previous one.)
How can I really delete a text in Vi(m) without copying it?
Another related question is how I can forward delete a word in insert mode? I want something similar to Ctrl+w.
ベストアンサー1
The black hole register "_ will do the trick, but there is a better solution:
コマンドで行を back 入力すると、によって上書きされた(揮発性の)デフォルト レジスタpの内容を貼り付けます。ただし、削除コマンドによって上書きされない(非揮発性の)ヤンク レジスタからは貼り付けることができます。 ""dd "0dd
したがって、例に従って使用するコマンドは次のとおりです。
yy
dd
"0p