vim system clipboard is responsible for pasting

 

Add the following lines to vimrc to copy and paste between multiple terminals.
 (Mac only)
 
  vmap y :w !pbcopy<CR><CR>
  nmap yy :.w !pbcopy<CR><CR>
  nmap p :r !pbpaste<CR><CR>

 【Explanation】

 

 This is mainly due to a set of useful operating system clipboard commands under mac:
  pbcopy, pbpaste .
 For example, you can use it like this:
  cat foo.txt | pbcopy #Copy the content of foo.txt to the system clipboard
  pbpaste > bar.txt #Write the contents of the system clipboard to bar.txt

 and then vim's w! and r! (note the space in the middle) can be responsible for writing a certain piece of text
 or reading it from a certain command, a bit like a linux pipeline Function.
 Here, the default y and p functions of vim are changed, so that y is directly copied to the system clipboard, and
 p is directly pasted from the system clipboard; therefore, clipboard sharing between multiple terminals is realized.  And because the system clipboard is operated, the clipboard sharing between the terminal's vim and other applications is
 also realized .

 

Reprinted from: http://www.douban.com/note/202175976/