nx.reg

nx.reg.recording()

No documentation comment in the prelude.

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nx.reg.executing()

No documentation comment in the prelude.

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nx.reg.set(name, value, options)

nx.reg.set(name, value [, options]) [alias vim.fn.setreg]: write a register. name “” / “@” means the unnamed register ". value is a string (charwise) or a list of strings (one per line, linewise). options is a string of flags: c/v charwise, l/V linewise, a/A append; b / <C-v> (blockwise) is rejected (no visual-block mode yet). An uppercase register name also appends. A string ending in a newline is linewise when no type flag forces otherwise. Returns 0 on success (1 is vim’s failure code, but the failure cases here raise instead). The write is queued for the server (nx._set_reg) and write-through the mirror so a getreg later in the same chunk is consistent.

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nx.reg.get(name)

nx.reg.get(name [, …]) [alias vim.fn.getreg]: the text stored in register name (“” / “@” / nil = the unnamed register), or “” when the register is empty / unset. Reads the nx._registers mirror the server refreshes before this chunk; an uppercase name reads its lowercase store, matching vim.

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nx.reg.gettype(name)

nx.reg.gettype(name) [alias vim.fn.getregtype]: “v” (charwise), “V” (linewise), or “” for an unknown register. An empty / unset (but valid) register is charwise -> “v”, matching vim. Blockwise (“<C-v>{width}”) waits on visual-block mode.

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