Re: copy-line

[Raffaele Ricciardi]

's requirement is that for its was that you shouldn't ha.On 07/25/2012 
02:41 PM, Dan Espen wrote:> rfflrccrd@gmail.com writes:
>
>> Comparing Vi/Vim to other editors is not fair ;-)
>>
>> Vanilla Emacs has no way to copy text that has not been marked. 
Thus, to copy a line, you have to mark it first.  The complete sequence is:
>>
>> C-a C-Space C-e M-w
>>
>> In alternative, you can kill a line and yank it back at once:
>>
>> C-S-Backspace C-k
>>
>> Unlike Vi, the line will be copied/killed without its new line.  I 
don't know whether such behaviour is customizable.
>
> It certainly is customizable:
>
> (define-key global-map [(kp-add)] '(lambda () (interactive)
>                                 (beginning-of-line)
>                                 (if (eobp) (error "End of buffer"))
>                                 (let ((beg (point)))
>                                   (forward-line 1)
>                                   (kill-region beg (point))))); KeyPad + Key
>
> Kill a line, yank it back:
>
> C-KP+ C-y
>
>

I meant: I don't know whether it is customizable via Customize, as the 
original poster asked for its .emacs to be left untouched.  Thank you 
for the tip, though :-)