Re: What happens when you copy?
Re: What happens when you copy?
- Subject: Re: What happens when you copy?
- From: Harald Hanche-Olsen <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 19 Apr 2008 18:27:27 +0200 (CEST)
+ Merle Reinhart <email@hidden>:
> I was able to reproduce what Adam sees (the above recipe) with Nedit
> and Terminal (just wanted to make sure it wasn't an xterm specific
> thing). In fact, once you push command-C, you can continue
> selecting and pasting within X11 and it appears that the OS X
> pasteboard is keeping up with the last selection in X11 UNTIL it is
> pasted into something on the OS X side.
Well, it doesn't work that way for me, and I am following it to the
letter. I always get what was the selection when I selected Copy, no
matter what. Is it a question of different preferences? Mine are
; defaults read org.x.x11
{
"app_to_run" = "/usr/bin/true";
"cache_fonts" = 1;
depth = -1;
"done_xinit_check" = 1;
"enable_fake_buttons" = 0;
"enable_key_equivalents" = 0;
"enable_system_beep" = 0;
"login_shell" = "/bin/sh";
"no_auth" = 0;
"nolisten_tcp" = 0;
rootless = 0;
"startx_script" = "/usr/X11/bin/startx";
"sync_keymap" = 1;
"wm_click_through" = 0;
"wm_ffm" = 1;
"wm_focus_on_new_window" = 1;
"wm_window_shading" = 1;
}
I tried with enable_key_equivalents=1 in order to be able to follow
instructions exactly (pressing Command-C rather than selecting Edit ->
Copy), in case that was relevant. Didn't make any difference.
Of course, if it is as I am guessing and it is all a question of
protocol asynchronicity, then the actual reasons we get different
results can be rather subtle.
- Harald
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