In the middle of the desert you can say anything you want
Different pauses, implying: a) You know how long you are gonna pause before saying the word, b) Different words in our minds
If I’m ever gonna write a driver for my keyboard this seems the resource to go
Promoting oneself
I was pleased when I discovered the 0 register. If you yank text
without assigning it to a particular register, then it will be assigned
to the 0 register, as well as being saved in the default " register. The
difference between the 0 and " registers is that 0 is only populated
with yanked text, whereas the default register is also populated with
text deleted using d/D/x/X/c/C/s/S commands.
Paste the yanked text with “0p
Or you can append to a register by using a capital letter
“Kyy
Note that p or P pastes from the default register. The longhand
equivalent would be ““p (or ““P) and “0 holds the last yank, “1holds the
last delete or change.
Additionally, registers and macros work really well together. @n would
be executing the exact sequence of characters in the registers!
*Mapping to delete single characters without updating the register. _
is the /dev/null of registers. Gotten from
*https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1497958/how-do-i-use-vim-registers/1504373#1504373
noremap x “_x