≡ Paste
Keymap
Paste
| Action | Meaning |
|---|---|
< Paste | Paste BEFORE the current selection |
Paste > | Paste AFTER the current selection |
Paste the clipboard content before/after the current selection, without automatic gaps insertion.
Vertical Paste
| Action | Meaning |
|---|---|
Paste ^ | Paste ABOVE the current selection |
Paste v | Paste BELOW the current selection |
Paste above/below the current selection, following the indentation of the first/last line of the current selection (which can be multiple lines).
Gap Paste
| Action | Meaning |
|---|---|
< Gap Paste | Paste BEFORE the current selection with gaps between the current selection and the </> selection(s) |
Gap Paste > | Paste AFTER the current selection with gaps between the current selection and the </> selection(s) |
<< Gap Paste | Paste BEFORE the current selection with gaps between the current selection and the <</>> selection(s) |
Gap Paste >> | Paste AFTER the current selection with gaps between the current selection and the <</>> selection(s) |
Gap Paste works by analyzing the gap between the current selection and the
</>/<</>> selection, then insert the gap before/after the pasted text.
For example, consider the following Javascript code:
hello(x, y);
Assuming the current selection mode is Syntax Node, and the current selection is y, and the
copied text is z, performing a Paste >> results in the following:
hello(x, y, z);
Because the gap between the current selection (y) and the the <</>> selection is , , where the << selection is x.
Replace
If this layer is deactivated immediately without pressing any movement key, the current selection is replaced with the clipboard content.
Replace History
Replace current selection with the previous/next text stored in the clipboard history.
The historical entries is grown by the following actions:
- Copy
- Change
- Delete
This is similar to Yanking Earlier Kills in Emacs.
This is useful when you want to retrieve earlier copies or deleted texts.
Replace Cut
Replace Cut, swaps the current selection with the content in the clipboard.