Bug #18460 2011-12-27 10:41
gryllida
HelpfilesBrowser: enable ctxtmenu,^C,^INS; now only unix c&p
Summary:
The help files browser does not support CTRL+C, CTRL+INS, or a context menu to copy selection. Only unix style copy&paste is supported.
This issue is about adding these lacking features. Many help files contain examples which the programmer may want to copy and paste into his project file as a code, or a part of manpage as a comment.
Steps to reproduce:
1) Settings -> Environment -> Help files. Add an entry if you don't have one already.
Example:
name: manpages
path: man:/usr/share/man
default help file: yes
fill command: no
embedded help viewer: yes
preserve keyword case: yes
2) Start a new (for example C) project.
3) Type "printf()" as first line.
4) Click the function name.
5) Press F1.
6) Select a part of the man page.
Expected:
A right-click gives a context menu with 'copy' menuitem.
AND
CTRL + C works (as it does at the rest of the system).
AND
CTRL + INS works (as it does at the rest of the system).
AND
UNIX-style copy/paste via middle click works (as it does at the rest of the system).
Actual result:
Only UNIX-style copy/paste via middle click works.
There is no context menu.
- Category
- Plugin::Any
- Group
- Platform:Linux
- Status
- Open
- Close date
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History
Another lacking feature: Search for text within the currently open manpage.