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"Select to copy" in integrated terminal #21821
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If implemented, please make this an option. I wouldn't want to overwrite my precious clipboard just by selecting something in the terminal. |
The Cygwin mintty has this feature as well and I always miss it when I open use my terminal in Xubuntu. I would immediately enable such a feature. |
In the meantime you may want to turn this one on which is common on Windows: // When set, this will prevent the context menu from appearing when right clicking
// within the terminal, instead it will copy when there is a selection and paste when
// there is no selection.
"terminal.integrated.rightClickCopyPaste": true, |
No plans to implement this, there are already many ways to configure copy/paste in the terminal. |
Hey @Tyriar , |
Thanks @gswalden , I got it now. So it is select, right-click to copy, and then right-click to paste. |
@TyIar "No plans to implement this, there are already many ways to configure copy/paste in the terminal" do you wish to elaborate? Is there a link somewhere we can go see how? Is this tribal knowledge? This may not be evident to new users. |
@mikecarr I did a write up on this here http://www.growingwiththeweb.com/2017/03/mastering-vscodes-terminal.html#copy-and-paste |
This ended up being added, see #36271. See the |
iTerm2 has a very convenient feature which copies any selection to your clipboard immediately upon mouseup. If VS Code could implement this in the integrated terminal, I think it'd be great!
I will also note I fully understand I could use iTerm2 has an external terminal to make use of this feature today.
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