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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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Modification of kill-ring-save to copy current word/line/whole buffer/ if no region is selected
expand-region or easy-kill or hydra might provide better idea on how to do one thing continuously, but here is a silly command which tries to do exactly what you want.
(defvar my-kill-ring-save--coun …
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How copy content of minibuffer to kill-ring?
Just like ordinary buffers, C-x h (mark-whole-buffer) then M-w (kill-ring-save).
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Copying a rectangular selection to system clipboard
(defun copy-rectangle-to-system-clipboard (start end)
"Like `copy-rectangle-as-kill', but also copy to system clipboard."
(interactive "r")
(call-interactively #'copy-rectangle-as-kill)
(with- …
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How to send *shell* stdout directly to kill-ring?
Emacs Command
Instead of select-and-copy manually, you can also write a command and
let it do the work for you:
;; Adapted from `comint-delete-output'
(defun comint-copy-output ()
"Copy all output …
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