I have a file read.html, every time I paste something(e.g. from a webpage) into the file, I hope the original html format is also pasted along with the plain text. Here is a vim command that can achieve the goal,
set cb^=html
But when I paste something into other files, I don't want the html format attached, so every time I just want plain text, I have to execute this command,
set cb-=html
This could be very inconvenient, because I have to execute the two commands every now and then. So is there a method that could paste html format along with plain text when the current file is read.html, and only paste plain text when the current file is not read.html?
You might be able to use the BufEnter autocommand.
autocmd BufEnter * if (&ft ==# 'html') | set cb^=html | else | set cb-=html | endif
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