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VIM copy the full word containing a. (Dot)

I noticed that if the word contains. (dot), then ywi will be copied only to the dot. but I want all the words to be copied

whole.word should copy the whole word, not just the whole

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I tried in gVim and looked like yE or yW would work for you.

Oh, sorry. you want to copy. Maybe using yWi will work?

Have you tried dW? I think this should ignore punctuation.

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Ye

(there is nothing to reach the limit of the character)

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yE yiW. , , , whole.word. vim w/b/e/ge "", (w/b/e/ge) "WORD". , :help word Vim.

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If there is a space after the word you want to copy, you can enter yt<space>, which will be * y ank un t * il . . If there is no space after the word, then hold on to the separator character.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1781901/

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