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The kill ring is a global list of blocks of text that were previously copied or moved from buffers.

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I'd like my kill ring to remain unaffected when I kill an org-capture invocation. put a URL in my OS clipboard (and thus kill ring) org-capture and start to create a bookmarks entry cancel org-...
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Under emacs -Q, Emacs opens to *scratch*. This already has a handy block of text. At the bottom of the screen, I use M-x spook to generate some more. As documented, just left-clicking and dragging ...
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Is there an analog of org-copy-visible for hideshow minor mode? An example use case is: enter Python file -> hide all top-level -> copy visible and now I have a list of top-level defs in the ...
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Are there any tools to directly edit the kill-ring? If I open xah-show-kill-ring, I'm tempted to edit the contents directly.
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As described in the manual, each kill command pushes a new entry onto the kill ring. However, two or more kill commands in a row combine their text into a single entry, so that a single C-y yanks all ...
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I apologize for this question, for which I know an elementary answer exists that I can't find for the life of me. I would simply like to define a command that executes several functions sequentially. ...
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I want to copy the value of a property in the properties drawer to the kill ring, so I can paste (yank) it with org-yank (for example). Something similar to what kill-ring-save does. Currently, I have ...
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I often find myself swapping pieces of text. How can I make a command to replace the current text with the latest kill, then put the text I just replaced at the position of the previous kill? Or is ...
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I have an emacs function which calls kill-new to put a string onto the Windows system clipboard and then immediately invokes an external script to paste that string from the clipboard to an other ...
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This is my emacs init file. As you see, I use command counsel-yank-pop. And I even did a keybinding for it with: ;; =counsel-yank-pop= enhances built-in =yank-pop=. (global-set-key (kbd "M-y"...
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I want isearch-forward-symbol-at-point to also save to the kill-ring. How can I accomplish that please?
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Context: I have been using an interesting software called Emacs Anywhere. It helps me bring emacs keybindings for stuff like this (editing text for a question on Stack Exchange). Overall, the software ...
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How can I use the last thing yanked in a command I'm writing? For example, if the last text I yanked was "test" I want to use this string somehow in my command. (I use avy and evil.)
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I really like counsel-yank-pop. I like it so much that I have changed my keybindings so that C-y is bounded to counsel-yank-pop. However, after a while the kill-ring tends to become a big mess. I ...
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After executing the command pwd, Emacs minibuffer successfully returns the file location, for instance: Directory /home/pedro/projects/. I can see that information. But I would also like to copy it. ...
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