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Add a copy on select option for the terminal #36271
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@ngryman are there other terminals that do this? Wouldn't the fact that it's attached to an editor make it much easier to mess up your clipboard accidentally? |
Yes, iTerm on OSX would be the most acknowledged.
Good point, but I don't think so for 2 reasons:
Those 2 reasons make a power user perfectly conscious of what is happening here. The motivation for this feature is that when you actually select some text in your terminal, it's 99% of time to copy it and 1% because you have vision problems 🤓. Being able to copy on select simply removes an optional action for power users. I would also suppose that VSCode users often copy/paste things from the integrated terminal to google errors or search a reference from an error stack in the code. So it makes perfect sense to offer them a way to simplify their life :) |
This is blocked on the upstream issue: xtermjs/xterm.js#1093 |
The upstream issue has been done and I just pulled in the change to vscode |
Pulls in the selection event. Part of #36271
Added in #38287 |
Hi guys,
It's pretty much in the title, would you consider adding a copy on select option? If so I could open a PR.
Thanks!
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