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On Windows, with common messages boxes, you can just do Ctrl+C for copy and you get the message box text in the clipboard. Don't know if that helps you particu
by alasdairking 11mo ago
On Windows, with common messages boxes, you can just do Ctrl+C for copy and you get the message box text in the clipboard.
Don't know if that helps you particularly, but it is great when it works and little-known.
- eviks 11mo agoThanks, doesn't help me, but you're right, a good tip to know. Though I'd still prefer a similar option to start selection directly in the UI instead of finishing the job in a text editor, this would also help highlight text in a screenshot without having to do image post-processing! I'd even accept some arcane finger-breaking ctrl-alt-win-x-y-z (which I could rebind) for the privilege All the more annoying when such years-old fundamentals are broken in all the new "supposedly better" frameworks