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From: | David De La Harpe Golden |
Subject: | Clipboard interactions [was: Re: Emacs learning curve] |
Date: | Sun, 11 Jul 2010 19:15:10 +0100 |
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On 11/07/10 19:05, Sebastian Rose wrote:
Chong Yidong<address@hidden> writes:Miles Bader<address@hidden> writes:But other than that, why not just tell them to set x-select-enable-clipboard ?Thanks for reminding me: is there any reason x-select-enable-clipboard isn't t by default?I wouldn't want that. It's non-conform to what _all_ other applications on Linux do (same on Windows, I believe). I mean no one would expect Firefox to put text into the clipboard if you select it using the mouse.
[The mouse-drag-copy-region => nil I mentioned elsemail stops that in particular]
Why would I want to have each and every snippet I kill in the clipboard?
Buggered if I know, but last time the matter came up Eli in particular expressed a desire for that on w32. I did promise to allow that with a clipboard-active-regions setting by analogy with the existing
select-active-regions. (I do _not_ want them mixed up!)Each build under w32 (via WINE, I don't have windows) for me is (or was, must try again) quite annoying and painful relative to the couple of minutes it takes to bootstrap emacs natively, so I haven't completed that work yet.
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