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Better? Kill-yank semantics give you a full kill-ring, that's what your yanking from. CUA gives you a single copy-slot.
by tiberious726 2y ago
Better?
Kill-yank semantics give you a full kill-ring, that's what your yanking from. CUA gives you a single copy-slot.
- ataylor284_ 2y agoAs much as I love emacs, I think cut and paste is better metaphor for text editing than kill and yank. Once the key combos are part of muscle memory, the value of mnemonics goes down, but they're very useful for adoption. This is an unfortunate barrier for emacs beginners. Even though the usual CUA keystrokes are available (and even the defaults on some popular starter configurations), the terminology creates some friction when reading the docs. I agree the semantics are strictly superior though.
- throw5959 2y agoHow do you do multiple pastes of one cut? My clipboard has history too, I can choose out of it.
- tiberious726 2y agoC-u N C-y where N is the number of pastes. Yeah, some DE clipboards implement kill-yank sensitive. They're great!