Hi,

I have two Konsole sessions open in KDE, one running a MySQL monitor
session, the other one with a text I'm writing using vim (not the
graphical GVim!).

Usually, in other graphical terminals (Terminal, xterm, eterm, aterm,
rxvt, ...) I just select ( = highlight) text with the mouse, and then to
paste it into my text, either I click on both mouse buttons, or I press
[Shift] + [Insert]. But this doesn't work here, because the command
seems to get interpreted by vim, rather than Konsole. Which leaves me
clueless.

Any suggestions?

Niki

On Sep 24, 5:09 pm, Niki Kovacs <mic...@mouse.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have two Konsole sessions open in KDE, one running a MySQL monitor
> session, the other one with a text I'm writing using vim (not the
> graphical GVim!).
>
> Usually, in other graphical terminals (Terminal, xterm, eterm, aterm,
> rxvt, ...) I just select ( = highlight) text with the mouse, and then to
> paste it into my text, either I click on both mouse buttons, or I press
> [Shift] + [Insert]. But this doesn't work here, because the command
> seems to get interpreted by vim, rather than Konsole. Which leaves me
> clueless.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Niki

vim supplies linux community with quite strange mouse, that blocks X
mouse
to disable mouse
set mouse=
but another problem that often pasted text gets some weird aggressive
indentation

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Bogdan

* B.Yanchitsky@gmail.com <B.Yanchitsky@gmail.com>:
[ ... ]
> vim supplies linux community with quite strange mouse, that blocks X
> mouse
> to disable mouse
> set mouse=
> but another problem that often pasted text gets some weird aggressive
> indentation

set noautoindent

or

set noai

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James Michael Fultz <xyzzy@sent.as.invalid>
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* Niki Kovacs <mickey@mouse.com>:
[ ... ]
> Usually, in other graphical terminals (Terminal, xterm, eterm, aterm,
> rxvt, ...) I just select ( = highlight) text with the mouse, and then to
> paste it into my text, either I click on both mouse buttons, or I press
> [Shift] + [Insert]. But this doesn't work here, because the command
> seems to get interpreted by vim, rather than Konsole. Which leaves me
> clueless.

Hold down the shift key while performing X text selection operations
using the mouse or disable Vim's own mouse support altogether using
'set mouse=' as someone else has also posted.

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James Michael Fultz <xyzzy@sent.as.invalid>
Remove this part when replying ^^^^^^^^

James Michael Fultz <xyzzy@sent.as.invalid> wrote:
> * B.Yanchitsky@gmail.com <B.Yanchitsky@gmail.com>:
> [ ... ]
>> vim supplies linux community with quite strange mouse, that blocks X
>> mouse
>> to disable mouse
>> set mouse=
>> but another problem that often pasted text gets some weird aggressive
>> indentation
>
> set noautoindent
>
> or
>
> set noai
>
I use "set paste".

B.Yanchitsky@gmail.com a écrit :
> vim supplies linux community with quite strange mouse, that blocks X
> mouse
> to disable mouse
> set mouse=

Hey! That works! Thanks!

> but another problem that often pasted text gets some weird aggressive
> indentation

:set noautoindent

Cheers,

Niki

On Sep 24, 11:15 pm, Jerry Peters <je...@example.invalid> wrote:
> I use "set paste".

thanks, this works.
Don't know why, but
set noai
does not cure for my case.
The problem only for text lines containing space character as first.

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Bogdan