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Xterm's cut-n-paste configurability is unsurpassed. You can choose what characters make a "word". I have '/', '.' and '*'. You can make double and triple click
by bediger4000 4y ago
Xterm's cut-n-paste configurability is unsurpassed. You can choose what characters make a "word". I have '/', '.' and '*'.
You can make double and triple clicks copy different things.
Makes other cut-n-paste look unintelligent.
- eviks 4y agoWezterm has word boundary config, same for clicks, though not sure about configuring word boundaries per number of clicks (and it has rudimentary support for semantic zones so you can easily select you command instead of the whole line with prompt)
- thiht 4y agoThat’s the standard almost everywhere though isn’t it? I’ve always configured the word separators in my editors and terminal emulators. And double/triple click also works everywhere for selecting word/line/block