Re: jlpex problems -- WDSCI-L

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What application are you pasting into? Are lines concatenated?? Copying a rectangle block to the clipboard and pasting into several applications, I see no problem. The only difference is that CODE appends a 'new-line' indicator to both the beginning and the end of the copied text (for both rectangle and element selections) - this will also be done in LPEX; but this difference could be circumvented by pasting into an empty line rather than into the middle of existing text.

Also, please note that LPEX copies the text to the clipboard in two formats - both plain text, and RTF (i.e., syntax coloring included). Pasting will be done, in most applications I've seen, in the RTF format by default.

Jon Paris wrote:

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Select/copy produces _really_ long lines even when I select a rectangle.
CODE seems to put a line feed or something at the end so that examples can
be copy/pasted into presentations, notes etc.  jlpex makes a right mess of
this and it took me ten times as long to prepare a few simple charts last
night as it should have done.  In CODE it is just copy/past jlpex .... well
it takes a lot of messing about.  Am I missing some hidden setting
somewhere?  (In case you are asking why I am not using CODE for this it is
because my copy is currently broken and I haven't a clue how to fix it)

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Jon Paris
Partner400
www.Partner400.com

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