Dnia sobota, 29 stycznia 2011 o 17:21:28 Philipp Kalder napisał(a): > Hello John, > > My bad I guess. What I labeled 'usual' style is the default linux behavior > when selecting text. > If you are using linux you know what I mean if not, heer some background. > > If you select text, it's automatically added to the clipboard. (This and a > clipboard manager is what eases work on linux a lot).
The result depends on /how/ you select text. If you select text by dragging the pointer, the text becomes the *PRIMARY* selection. If you select it by any other programmatic means, both the *PRIMARY* selection and the *CUT* *BUFFER* remain unaffected. If you execute the *Copy* action by whatever means, you push the text onto the *CUT* *BUFFER* and the *PRIMARY* selection remains unaffected. The *Clipboard*, on the other hand, is internal and private to the application; it can hold any data in an application-dependent format. > You can then paste the selected text using the third-(middle-) Button or > ctrl-v. The middle button inserts the contents of the *PRIMARY* selection. The Paste action, however it is invoked, inserts the contents of the current *CUT* *BUFFER*. These are /not/ synchronised automatically, although you can synchronise them by hand. HTH, Chris _______________________________________________ Geany mailing list [email protected] http://lists.uvena.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geany
