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I would like to copy some code that I wrote in eclipse to vi text editor in unix without retyping the entire code. Is there a way to do this?
In order to copy code from Eclipse to Vim in Unix, you can use the "Copy" command in Eclipse to copy the desired code. Then, open Vim and use the "Paste" command to paste the code into the desired file. Alternatively, you can use the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + C" to copy and "Ctrl + V" to paste.
Yes, you can use the same keyboard shortcuts for copy and paste in both Eclipse and Vim. This includes "Ctrl + C" for copy and "Ctrl + V" for paste.
Yes, it is possible to copy code from multiple files in Eclipse and paste it into one file in Vim. Simply select the desired code from each file in Eclipse and copy it. Then, open the desired file in Vim and paste the code.
Yes, there are a few special considerations when copying code from Eclipse to Vim in Unix. You may need to ensure that the file encoding and line endings are compatible between the two programs. Additionally, if you are copying code from a Java file in Eclipse, you may need to add appropriate import statements in Vim.
No, the "Copy" command in Eclipse is only designed to copy code within Eclipse itself. You cannot use it to copy code from Vim in Unix. Instead, you will need to use the "Copy" command within Vim or use the appropriate keyboard shortcut.