Drag-n-Drop to cygwin shell #337
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@pyhedgehog That's too severily ;)
Bottom line. It's possible and most probably will be implemented. |
What about SFU of other posix layer versions? |
For example? |
There was several similar packages:
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No one of them are well known or used. |
Build 151015 |
BTW:
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Ctrl-V now converts path automatically if current app is cygwin/msys |
Is there any way to disabled this feature? The description for keyboard shortcuts mentions only that Ctrl+Alt+Shift+V autoconverts, but Ctrl+Shift+V does this as well. Maybe add this to the paste options page? I have a use case, where I need the verbatim paths and it is tedious to change paths after pasting. |
@Maximus5 Hey there, when I drag a file into a cmder (ConEmu) window, it replaces to the unix However, ConEmu doesn't use the correct path, but instead uses What should I do in order to fix this behaviour? |
You should use -new_console to define desired mount prefix. |
Mintty is working "inside" cygwin workspace, but ConEmu is an external aggregator which starts cygwin shells. |
@Maximus5 Thanks for replying!
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I think you misinterpreted the command line, I've used In fact, I see when the Which means that as specified in the documentation, using Anyways, thanks for your time! I really appreciate the work and effort you've put into ConEmu. I first encountered it on a stackoverflow answer you made a while ago, and since then I've fallen in love with it! :) I guess I should make sure to read as much as the documentation as I can, to avoid using it incorrectly like you mentioned. Cheers! |
Yeah, I've missed |
(I love ConEmu - thanks for it!)
If I drag-n-drop a file from Windows explorer onto cygwin bash running in a mintty window, the path is converted to Unix format, with "/cygdrive/c/" (or whatever), prepended. This is fantastically useful!
Could we have an option to do the same conversion of filenames when dropped on to a ConEmu tab/window? (The prefix could be an option, if it is not easy to work it out)
(I hope this isn't already there - I looked and couldn't find it :-) !)
Martin
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