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   > The dot trick is fine, unless you wanted to paste the 
   > deleted text somewhere afterward, in which case you 
   > need to pick it up in one go.
No.

   "1p.


You got me. I don't know how to parse that ("1p.).

My ignorance is showing. Is there a stack of yank buffers??? Does this p-for-put pop the top buffer, back up before the inserted text, then .-do-it-again and put the delete/yank beneath the last one on the stack? I have no idea what the quotation mark actually does.

Thanks in advance if you can explain how that works to me.




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