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I know "Ayy can append current line to register a.
How do I append current line to unnamed register?
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Pasting (Putting) To put the yanked or deleted text, move the cursor to the desired location and press p to put (paste) the text after the cursor or P to put (paste) before the cursor.
Yes. Hit Ctrl - R then " . If you have literal control characters in what you have yanked, use Ctrl - R , Ctrl - O , " .
2.2. Vim is a powerful editor. First, in the Normal mode, we move our cursor on the last word “editor” and press yaw to yank the word editor into the unnamed register “”. Next, we move the cursor to an empty line and press p without giving a register name. We'll see the yanked text “editor” is pasted.
To clear the a register, for instance, I type q a q to set the a register to an empty string.
You can use this
:let @"=@".getline('.') to append to the unnamed register. I do not believe there is a keyboard shortcut to do this. (However you could create a mapping if you wanted.)
The reason I say that there is no keyboard shortcut for this is because :h quote_alpha only talks about uppercase letters (for appending). And there is no equivalent statement in :h quote_quote
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