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Suppose I have the following text, and that [] represents where my cursor is.
[f]oo bar
beep bop
superman batman
hello world
I want to record a macro to replace each line with the second word. So I type in the sequence qq^wveyVpjq so the corresponding macro is stored in the q register. After recording the macro, the text is in the following state.
bar
[b]eep bop
superman batman
hello world
Now, I wish to type in @q in order to execute the macro stored in the q registers. However, when I do that, this is what the text looks like:
bar
bbo[p]eep bop
superman batman
hello world
I have strong beliefs this is due to Yankstack, because the content of the q register is as follows:
^wveyVp<80><fd>Syankstack_substitute_older_pastej
Are you able to reproduce this issue?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Suppose I have the following text, and that [] represents where my cursor is.
I want to record a macro to replace each line with the second word. So I type in the sequence
qq^wveyVpjq
so the corresponding macro is stored in theq
register. After recording the macro, the text is in the following state.Now, I wish to type in
@q
in order to execute the macro stored in theq
registers. However, when I do that, this is what the text looks like:I have strong beliefs this is due to Yankstack, because the content of the
q
register is as follows:Are you able to reproduce this issue?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: