Vim Mode _ register

[andrewberty]

Coming from neovim, I disabled using c and d overwriting the clipboard by using the _ register.

when I tried to do something like this in zed:

    "c": ["workspace::SendKeystrokes", "\" _ c"],
    "d": ["workspace::SendKeystrokes", "\" _ d"],
    "enter": ["workspace::SendKeystrokes", "\" _ c i w"],

I had two issues,

1- by overriding "c" and "d", it wiped any keymap depends on them, like "gcc" , "ciw", "dd", ...etc
2- I wanted to add a keymap so "enter key" to replace the current word and put me in insert mode, but since it uses the "c" that i already had overwritten, i get a weird behavior where it inserts weird characters from the mapping:

Demo:

TEST SENTENCE
TEST SENw"_cTENCE   // cursor over "T" and hit enter

Would appreciate any help to guide me through how these getting inherited or directly tell me how can I achieve these 3 keymaps

[JonGretar]

There is simply a setting for this. No keymap changes needed. https://zed.dev/docs/vim#changing-vim-mode-settings

"vim": {
    "use_system_clipboard": "on_yank" // or "never or "always"
  }

[andrewberty]

Oh god!!
I was setting it to "always" thinking that's the logical one, it turns out that I needed it to be "on_yank".
Thank you so much man 🙌🏼