I'm sorry, I accidentally sent this to the original poster instead of the list. My apologies. I'm resending it to the list, in case others may find the information useful.
On Mon, Apr 20, 2020 at 09:00:23PM +0530, s...@stof999.ch wrote: > but since i'm often copy/paste URL for documention reason i need them in > the citation kontext and therefore bookmark page would be soon overcrowed. > and using '=', select URL, copy, concat takes about the same time. What are you using to copy and paste? If you're using gnu screen, you can do the concatenation at the same time as the copy. Just move the cursor to the beginning of the URL and press "c" (without the quotes) to set the first column, press "y" to "yank" the whole line, cursor down to hilight all lines of the URL, then press "J" (shifted "j") to "join lines", then either space or enter to finish the copy, and the lines will be copied as one line. Make sure you only press the "J" once, as it cycles between joining, joining with blanks, joining with commas, and not joining. Also, if for some reason, spaces are hilighted at the end of a line, you may need to press "C" (shifted "c") at the end of the line to set the last column, but that doesn't usually happen. If you're using tmux, you can do something similar, but you have to concatenate the lines when you paste instead of when you copy. For example, you can use the "|" key to paste the paste buffer with all lines concatenated with the following: bind-key | paste-buffer -s "" You'll need to do a "rectangle toggle" when you copy the URL to get the same effect as the "c" and "C" keys in gnu screen. The default keys for this are "v" in vi mode, and "R" in emacs mode. HTH. Chuck _______________________________________________ Lynx-dev mailing list Lynx-dev@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lynx-dev
