Vintage YankStack
A yankstack (or Emacs Kill Ring equivalent) for ST3's Vintage
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- Total 364
- Win 160
- Mac 142
- Linux 62
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Vintage YankStack
A yankstack (or Emacs Kill Ring equivalent) for ST3's Vintage
What is it?
One of the killer features from Emacs
is Kill Ring
, which allow to paste the previous of previous killed (or yanked, deleted in Vim style) in place previous paste region. That means, no clipboard selection, no :ls
and no undo
.
Sublime Text
introduces a kill ring compatible with Emacs but it doesn't do what it should do, especially with Vintage, so I wrote it my self. The idea (and name) from the excellent YankStack plugin for Vim which is lightweight and elegant.
Install
Via package control (Recommended)
CTRL+SHIFT+P, Install Packagee
, then YankStack
to install.
Manual
Clone this repo to your Packages directory, modify the keymap if needed.
Usage
Default keymaps are: - CTRL+P: Paste from higher register in stack - CTRL+N: Paste from lower register in stack
No worrier about key conflict, the above keymaps work only if the last action was a paste, or yankstack it self, see keymap file for details.
So a normal work routine is like this:
- Copy (y), delete(d), change(c) in serveral place.
- Move to the place you need to paste some of those.
- Paste (p, P), if it not what you want, just hit CTRL+P to cycle the registers back to what you need, if you miss it, hit CTRL+N to cycle them forward.
License
MIT