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Copy/paste from local system clipboard via remote FVim #228

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MrPeterLee opened this issue Apr 30, 2022 · 3 comments
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Copy/paste from local system clipboard via remote FVim #228

MrPeterLee opened this issue Apr 30, 2022 · 3 comments

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@MrPeterLee
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Hi Yatli,

Thank you for delivering this awesome GUI app. It's my 3rd day using it - it feels absolutely slick.

My question is how to yank strings from system clipboard to Fvim? I've attempted ; Win-V; middle mouse button etc; where I could see these key strokes correctly typed inside FVim, but not the intended strings.

I'm on Windows and my clipboard is set to
set.clipboard = "unnamedplus"

Nvim 0.8 dev and all plugins are latest

@doychi
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doychi commented Jul 17, 2022

Have you tried from within fvim:

copy: "+y
paste: "+p

@daniel-odrinski
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This does not work for me either with WSLv2. :checkhealth reports FVimClipboard as the clipboard tool installed, however setting/un-setting the clipboard in nvim's configuration to unnamedplus has no effect and the " register does not contain content copied from Windows. Upon initial startup, nvim even thinks that there is no clipboard tool installed (it presents an error whenever I attempt to paste with p) until I run :checkhealth, after which it stops complaining.

@yatli
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yatli commented Apr 18, 2023

neovim/neovim#13331

If you're seeing the misbehavior, it means my workaround has failed. Need to find something new again :)

@yatli yatli closed this as completed in 2d9ea84 Apr 18, 2023
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