Use unnamed register while clipboard not exist

[znsoooo]

It only takes effect when the system clipboard is not available.

From issue: #13809

[chrisbra]

can you please make the following changes?

• Change it to has("clipboard_working")
• don't map using the default register.

[znsoooo]

@chrisbra Sorry, I forgot to check the messages recently.

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Change it to has("clipboard_working")

But why is "clipboard_working"?

I looked at "feature-list", but only saw "clicpboard", and there is no "clipboard_working":

And as I mentioned before, "some system clipboard is available", on these computers there did has the "clicpboard" register but no "clipboard_working" register. If I do change, it will cause the computers that "mswin.vim" can be effacted do not work anymore.

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don't map using the default register.

What register do you recommend I use?

And my consideration for using the default registers is that if you copy text from another command (e.g. yy), you can also paste the copied text with ctrl-v.

[chrisbra]

But why is "clipboard_working"?

It is here:

vim/runtime/doc/builtin.txt

Line 11102 in 1af3563

clipboard_working Compiled with 'clipboard' support and it can be used.

you want to make sure the clipboard actually works (this matters when using vim over a remote connection).

What register do you recommend I use?

And my consideration for using the default registers is that if you copy text from another command (e.g. yy), you can also paste the copied text with ctrl-v.

Why use a register at all? If you don't specify a register it goes to the default one, right? And if you want to use a different register, you can simply use "b<ctrl-x> and it would end up in register b.

[znsoooo]

@chrisbra
I got it, I will make the change. I'm on vacation now and my computer is not with me. I'll change it later.