I've noticed that CodeLite must use some special formatting for copy-and-paste operations. I've noticed this because when I copy and try to paste into certain apps, it doesn't work. I have to copy, then paste into an intermediate (gedit, for example), then re-select, re-copy and then it will paste.
Is there a way for me to copy natively without any of those formatting attributes?
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Rick C. Hodgin
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Re: Copy and Paste
I am using the default wxScintilla format, nothing special there.foxmuldr wrote:I've noticed that CodeLite must use some special formatting for copy-and-paste operations
So it is working for you when pasting it into gedit, it means that codelite is doing something right, otherwise pasting into gedit would have fail, right?foxmuldr wrote:I have to copy, then paste into an intermediate (gedit, for example)
Can you give me an example of such app that does not accept codelite's copy operation?
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Re: Copy and Paste
Using Virtualbox. I am able to paste when pasted from (1)CodeLite's wx editor window to (2)gedit, then gedit into (3)virtualbox. However, going straight (1)CL to (3)virtualbox does not work. It acts as though I'm not pressing Ctrl+V. However, whatever was in the clipboard previously in the virtualbox instance is gone, so it's doing something to the clipboard.eranif wrote:Can you give me an example of such app that does not accept codelite's copy operation?
Maybe it's because wx is using unicode? And gedit recognizes unicode and converts the text to a more usable format, but the target app in my virtualbox instance doesn't see unicode? Just a guess.