vim terminal bracketed-paste from register ?

[mckel...@gmail.com]

Hi,

Thank you all always for awesome vim.

If I have a mapping -

    tnoremap <S-Insert> <C-w>"*

It does not seem to use bracketed-paste ?

A 'p' in normal mode vim does use bracketed-paste.

And a <C-r>* in insert mode vim does use bracketed-paste.

Its just the same buffer but pasted in the terminal.

Is bracketed-paste possible with a "* in a vim terminal ?

My TERM inside the vim terminal is set to xterm-256color.

vim termcap shows:

 t_BE=^[[?2004h    

 t_BD=^[[?2004l    

 t_PS <PasteStart> ^[[200~  

 t_PE <PasteEnd>  ^[[201~  

thx,

-m

[mckel...@gmail.com]

Hi,

> A 'p' in normal mode vim does use bracketed-paste.

> And a <C-r>* in insert mode vim does use bracketed-paste.

I meant to say bracketed-paste is not applicable for these two cases, and that they work ok.

thx,

-m

[Bram Moolenaar]

Not sure what exactly you are doing, but I would think that in a
terminal window bracketed paste is controlled by the program running in
the terminal. E.g. if you run Vim in a terminal window it should work.

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[mckel...@gmail.com]

Hi,

ok, thanks Bram.

I was thinking perhaps something like -

let @b="\<Esc>[?2004h"

let @p="\<Esc>[?2004l"

<C-w>"b<C-w>"*<C-w>"p

might do it.  But no matter, I can make sure my 'outer' terminal pastes w/BP instead of sending S-Insert ...

take care,

-m