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Mathias (Author):

--- Quote from: Ulfhednar on July 27, 2015, 12:43:34 ---Thanks Mathias.

Wondering if adding a 'select-on-double-click' function to options is a big task?
It occurred to me that the MDV having no editing function makes a good tool for string copying (passwords etc) with little danger of altering the source file.  A gimmick or a time-saver?
I wondered how easy it would be to create a plug-in that did it with C++.  Something for an amateur to mess with.  :P

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Would be be "Copy on Select" or something, Would not just be double click, Would be any text part that is selected.
But not in the release that are about to come out any day now. That release is locked for text changes. And that feature must be an OptIn option.
But maybe in the next version after that. I have a couple of other thinks I also want to add to the viewer so maybe can include an option for that.

Ulfhednar:
I was meaning double-click select (as already implemented) & auto-copy = select block + copy selected block to copy clipboard. 

Sounds like you already have the idea as I had envisaged it with opt-in etc.
I suppose this function has a lot of possible uses within MC such as for grabbing a path from the address bar.

I look forward to your future releases.  There is always something new to play with :)

Mathias (Author):

--- Quote from: Ulfhednar on July 28, 2015, 15:39:39 ---I was meaning double-click select (as already implemented) & auto-copy = select block + copy selected block to copy clipboard. 

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Yes I know. But if it copy on selection then double click will also copy since it is doing a selection when double clicking.
So you get the copy both on double click and range selection.. or cursor selections also I guess.

Ulfhednar:
Ahh I see what you mean.   I hadn't considered the 'boundaries' of implementation in the structured way you had explained it.   ::) :)
i.e. if a selection is set to auto-copy, does that process of auto-copy then become active throughout all selection scenarios or can it be restricted to only some selection methods.
I'm guessing the code will normally extend the function globally.  (I'm trying to recall what C++ does with these features but it's been a few hundred years since I was last trying it out :P )
Thanks for clarifying.

Mathias (Author):
No it will be in the viewer only. No global hook in windows.
Maybe also add it to other places in MC. but it needs to be added for every UI object that should support it.

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