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SUPERCILEX
commented on May 23, 2024
Do you mean everything you select should be added to the clipboard history?
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horga83
commented on May 23, 2024
I believe other clipboards handle the X11 style copy and paste by adding it when it's pasted.
Not 100% sure how that works, maybe it's not easy.
Thanks for the reply.
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Do you mean everything you select should be added to the clipboard
history?
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SUPERCILEX
commented on May 23, 2024
Gnome doesn't have an API to know when you paste something AFAIK, but I can support putting everything you select in the history. Note that this has unintended consequences: if you drag select for example, every time a new character is selected that counts as a new selection (so you'll end up with a, ab, abc, abcd, etc in your history). That could maybe be fixed by adding an N ms delay before registering the selection, but it's still hacky.
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horga83
commented on May 23, 2024
Right, it sounds like it's a bit tricky. Thank you for considering it.
It would be great if it works but I understand the challenge.
Maybe it's best just to leave it as is. I have such muscle memory for
select and middle click it's hard to remember to do the other.
Mostly useful in command line work in a terminal.
Cheers
George
…On Sat, 2022-02-26 at 11:06 -0800, Alex Saveau wrote:
Gnome doesn't have an API to know when you paste something AFAIK, but
I can support putting everything you select in the history. Note that
this has unintended consequences: if you drag select for example,
every time a new character is selected that counts as a new selection
(so you'll end up with a, ab, abc, abcd, etc in your history). That
could maybe be fixed by adding an N ms delay before registering the
selection, but it's still hacky.
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SUPERCILEX
commented on May 23, 2024
I mean, if you're ok with the shortcomings I mentioned then I can implement it fairly easily.
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horga83
commented on May 23, 2024
Sure why not, lets try it, maybe it could be an option switch so as not
to upset everyone:-)
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I mean, if you're ok with the shortcomings I mentioned then I can
implement it fairly easily.
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SUPERCILEX
commented on May 23, 2024
BTW, is the primary clip supposed to be automatically pastable from Ctrl + V or just saved to the history? Right now I'm doing the latter.
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horga83
commented on May 23, 2024
There is Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V for cut and paste. There is also highlight
with mouse, which automatically puts the selection in a buffer, then
middle click of the mouse pastes. Super handy copying and pasting
commands into the terminal etc.
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BTW, is the primary clip supposed to be automatically pastable from
Ctrl + V or just saved to the history. Right now I'm doing the
latter.
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SUPERCILEX
commented on May 23, 2024
And so when you highlight with your mouse, do you expect to be able to paste with Ctrl + V or only middle click?
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horga83
commented on May 23, 2024
Oh sorry, yes only middle click.
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And so when you highlight with your mouse, do you expect to be able
to paste with Ctrl + V or only middle click?
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SUPERCILEX
commented on May 23, 2024
Sweet, that's how I implemented it!
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Related Issues (20)
- Unable to set desired keyboard shortcut HOT 1
- Couldn't open settings HOT 1
- Search box getting cut off. HOT 1
- Focus the 2nd last when using the menu shortcut HOT 1
- Clipboard history HOT 1
- Port to ESM (gnome 45 support) HOT 3
- Gnome 45 support? HOT 1
- Paste on selet HOT 1
- No history shown HOT 8
- Add image clipboard history HOT 3
- Cannot open clipboard panel HOT 4
- automatically clear history HOT 1
- Desktop logs out by itself HOT 1
- Suddenly content dissapear from the clipboard HOT 3
- χ ("Chi") is pasted instead of selected entry HOT 10
- Can't turn off "process primary selection" HOT 10
- Breaks on Gnome 46 HOT 19
- cant disable any keyboard shortcut HOT 2
- [BUG] Upgrading to GNOME 46 breaks the extension (version mismatch ?) HOT 5
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