From 956a805eb9b6e337285349b4de495272ffce5069 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Josh Rahm <rahm@google.com>
Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2022 13:50:50 -0600
Subject: put.vim: add some more put operations

cpp           put over the line
cP            put from the current position to the end of the line
["r]{visual}P Paste, but place the yanked text into the provided register.
---
 plugin/put.vim | 21 ++++++++++++++++++++-
 1 file changed, 20 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)

(limited to 'plugin/put.vim')

diff --git a/plugin/put.vim b/plugin/put.vim
index 62a0013..2240454 100644
--- a/plugin/put.vim
+++ b/plugin/put.vim
@@ -2,13 +2,32 @@
 "
 " This is invoked with the 'cp' command. For example
 "
-"   cpiw - replace the inner word with the contents of the default register
+"   cpiw - replace the inner word with the contents of the default regist
 " "ncpiw - replace the inner word with the contents of register 'n'
 "
+" The cp command also has some standard variants
+"
+"   cpp - replace the whole line with the contents of the default register
+"   cP  - replace from the current cursor position to th end of the line with
+"   the  given register
+"
 " Notably, this command does not alter the contents of the default register, so
 " this command may be repeated without worry for changing the editor state.
 
 noremap <silent> cp <cmd>call <sid>setcpreg(v:register)<bar>set operatorfunc=<sid>put<cr>g@
+noremap <silent> cpp <cmd>call <sid>setcpreg(v:register)<bar>set operatorfunc=<sid>put<cr>g@_
+noremap <silent> cP <cmd>call <sid>setcpreg(v:register)<bar>set operatorfunc=<sid>put<cr>g@$
+
+" Like 'p', but in visual mode doesn't clobber the "-register. If invoked with a
+" register, the replaced text is put in the given register.
+vnoremap <silent> P <cmd>call <sid>paste_into_register(v:register)<cr>
+
+function! s:paste_into_register(r) abort
+  let save = getreg('"')
+  normal! p
+  call setreg(a:r, getreg('"'))
+  call setreg('"', save)
+endfunction
 
 let s:savereg = ''
 let s:cpbuf = '"'
-- 
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