In my default Vim settings I've enabled a gutter and line numbers. Sometimes I copy some lines to clipboard in order to paste somewhere else. Currently I need to  disable line numbers and the gutter. Otherwise they are included selection and thus in the copied text. Then I select the lines with my mouse and copy them using CtrlShiftv. After copying I can re-enable line numbers and gutter again. Is it possible without disabling line numbers and gutter?
How to select and copy lines to clipboard which are selected by mouse without linenumbers and gutter?
cut copy paste;os clipboard;mouse
The trick is to enable the mouse with :set mouse=a.By default, Vim doesn't handle the mouse; the terminal emulator does, and from the terminal emulator's perspective it's all text, it can't distinguish between your number or gutter.gVim emulates a terminal emulator in many ways, and acts in the same way.Then enabling the mouse, it's Vim that does all the mouse handling, and Vim does know what your gutter is, and what your actual text buffer is, so it can handle selection more intelligently.Note that using set mouse=a has some side-effects; clicking anywhere in Vim will put the cursor there, and you can now scroll Vim buffers with your mouse wheel, instead of your terminal's scrollback (both can be considered either bugs or features, depending on your preferences).