I am going to copy something from the vim editor to the shell command line. I tried many ways, but I believe that they all work only in the same vim editor. I need to copy and paste between the vim editor and the shell command line. This, vim -> shell
PS: I use putty.
EDIT:
By the way, what if you just copy something from the vim editor and paste it into the terminal like in unix / linux?
ATTENTION:
output: echo has ("X11") in vim is 0, so my system does not support X11!
vim >= 7.3.74, vim , .vimrc:
set clipboard=unnamedplus
. . y (ank) vim, .
EDIT:"* y" , Vim . , cat/grep/less/tail... , .
, , *, vim, : 3 :
*
" * y
, , - , , .
:h y , ( *)
:h y
" + yTo insert text into vim, then ctrl+ shift+ vto be inserted into the terminal.
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