How to yank then paste line by line

[dragove]

I'm exploring meow from vim.
in vim you can use C-v block visual mode to copy a block of text and then paste them in another block. For example in text

one
three
five

two
four
six

I can copy the first three lines as block and then paste in front of last three lines. and then text will be merged to

one   two
three four
five  six

I wonder if I can achieve the same thing using meow.

[Linerre]

In Emacs terms, what you want to achieve is called "Rectangles" (see 12.5 Rectangles).

I doubt that Meow alone can do this (as it is not particularly designed for such tasks). But Meow does not modify Emacs's default key bindings, so you can rely on Emacs's default way:

1. Move your point (cursor) to the beginning of word one
2. Press C-x SPC to activate rectangle-mark-mode
3. Keep pressing C-n (3 times) to move the point to letter f of five
4. Keep pressing C-f (or C-e then C-f) to expand the rectangular region to include all the three words and one space character after three:

one   |
three |
five  |

In the above text area, | represents the rectangle's right margin. In Emacs, this selected/marked region should have been highlighted.
5. Press M-w to copy the selected region.
6. Move to t of word two
7. Press p (or whatever you have bound meow-yank to)
8. Done

[dragove]

Oh, this works for me, thanks, And I found meow motion won't break rectangle-mark-mode, meow-save and meow-yank is also working, I can just bind key to this mode and use it like vim. Many thanks for your detailed solution.