Use black hole register when deleting output buffer #90
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If we use 'clipboard' to sync `*` or `+` registers after each delete operation, then each time we run a request, all output buffers gets copied to the clipboard
This is to allow more blocks of text in the response. The previous start for body syntax is starting the region from the first empty line to the end of file. This is fine for a response with only two blocks of text, so I'm inserting a special UTF-8 space to start inner syntax from there. Also refresh syntax after pasting a content.
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I did try this pull request with a test API call (see below) and I did not get no output. It seems there may be an issue with this pull request. |
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If we use 'clipboard' to sync
*or+registers after each deleteoperation, then each time we run a request, all output buffers gets
copied to the clipboard