问题
I don't know if its a retarded problem but it's a funny dilemma. When I want to delete text that I want to place somewhere else, but that place has other bunch of text that I don't want, I would delete that text, but in the process I copy a new clipboard so the previously deleted text disappear.
Any suggestions to solve this?
回答1:
A few possible solutions:
Delete the undesired text first :)
or
When deleting the desired text store it in a register other than the default register e.g. to delete the desired text to the end of the current line and store it in register b:
"bd$
Then delete your undesired text.
Then paste the contents of register b:
"bp
or
Delete the undesired text to the black hole register as suggested in the answer linked to by Yarek T using:
"_d
回答2:
maybe this question might shed some light onto your problem. 54255
It uses the "black hole buffer" to delete lines without adding them to the yank buffer.
回答3:
Another solution is to use the number registers. When you delete a chunk of text it is moved into register 1, the current contents of register 1 is moved into register 2, etc. The contents of register 9 are discarded. However this only works for changes longer than a line, so small deletes are not captured.
So you can delete the first region, delete the second region, then paste from register 2.
Personally I prefer to use registers a-z, but the numbered registers are useful if you delete some text and then realise you forgot to specify a register.
Do :help "1 for more information.
You can also see what is currently in all the registers, including 1-9, with :registers
回答4:
Type:
:registers
And you'll get a list of registers that contain all previous deletions. You can always pick one to paste. E.g. for registers:
"1 Item1^J
"2 Item3^J
"3 Item2^J
pick the second one and paste it with:
"2p
回答5:
Try the yankring plugin.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2274424/how-to-delete-desired-text-delete-undesired-text-and-paste-desired-text