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Hi,
I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this question, but here I go anyway...
In PuTTY I'm able to copy text just by selecting it. This works everywhere except for inside Vim. In Vim, when I select text, it automatically sets Visual mode for some reason. Back when I was using Ubuntu Server (before Archlinux, which is what I'm using now) it didn't do this. Is there any way to select text in Vim through PuTTY? I need whatever I select to be copied to the Windows clipboard so I can paste it elsewhere. Thanks.
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:set mouse=
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equal to what?
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Add this to your .vimrc:
set mouse=a
thayer williams ~ cinderwick.ca
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Also just try holding shift while highlighting. I've got a bunch of things in my .vimrc to enable mouse stuff in screen inside putty and just holding shift while highlighting copies fine for me in putty.
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equal to what?
Set it equal to nothing. That stops vim from interpreting the mouse clicks.
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