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With plain nvim, there doesn't seem to be the way how to make terminal to understand that sometimes one long logical line is still the same although split for display into two screen lines.
In this situation yy in normal mode copies only the visible one line (up to string ":pyt"), whereas gnome-terminal in the same situation
copies whole line.
Now I was told that with spllit-term.vim this problem is fixed and yy copies whole line as well. Is it true? If so, how did you do it? Could this potential fix be carried over to the neovim itself?
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With plain nvim, there doesn't seem to be the way how to make terminal to understand that sometimes one long logical line is still the same although split for display into two screen lines.
![Snímek z 2019-03-08 22-36-50](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/198999/54057264-b836c900-41f2-11e9-97bc-c9a9d1dda684.png)
![Snímek z 2019-03-08 22-36-07](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/198999/54057324-e916fe00-41f2-11e9-9725-0b5f281ba128.png)
In this situation
yy
in normal mode copies only the visible one line (up to string ":pyt"), whereas gnome-terminal in the same situationcopies whole line.
Now I was told that with
spllit-term.vim
this problem is fixed andyy
copies whole line as well. Is it true? If so, how did you do it? Could this potential fix be carried over to the neovim itself?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: