1 Introduction Clevercode recently in using Vim's mouse mode. This section describes how to use the mouse in a terminal or terminal window.
2 Turn on the mouse
: Set Mouse=a
Tlist, double-click the function name. To view the contents of the function.
: Tlist
3 mouse off: Set mouse-=a
4 The character of the mouse mode ' mouse ' option determines when Vim uses the mouse:
n Normal Mode
V Visual mode
I insert mode
C command-line mode
h in the Help file, all of the above patterns
A above all the patterns
R Skip |hit-enter| Tips
A automatic selection in visual mode
The default value for ' mouse ' is null, which means that the mouse is not used. Usually you will use:
: Set Mouse=a
To start using the mouse (this is equivalent to setting ' mouse ' to "Nvich"). If you only want to be in several modes or
To use a mouse on two tasks, you need to focus on the letters that correspond to those patterns. For example:
: Set MOUSE=NV
will allow the mouse to work in normal mode and visual mode.
: Set Mouse=h
will make the mouse only work in the Help file (so that you can use "g<leftmouse>" to tag jump).
Whether the mouse can start in either Visual mode or select mode depends on the "selectmode" option package does not include
"Mouse".
5 fix Mouse Mode right button cannot paste problem with mouse and visual mode copy/paste (' mouse ' option must be set, see above):
1. Press the left mouse button on the first character of the text, move the mouse to the last letter of the text, and then release the left
Key. This will start the visual mode and highlight the selection area.
2. Press "Y" to extract the visible text into the nameless register.
3. Press the left mouse button at the location you want to insert.
4. Press the middle mouse button (scroll wheel).
Using the mouse in vim
