Why Featherpad

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Richard
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Re: Why Featherpad

#21 Post by Richard »

The Copy Path thunar action command is great.
I didn't even have to restart Thunar nor Featherpad.

DoubleCommander has had a CopyPath function for years.
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Re: Why Featherpad

#22 Post by Adrian »

Why are you guys copying paths to editors? I don't think I've ever felt the need to do that...

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Re: Why Featherpad

#23 Post by JayM »

Adrian wrote: Sat May 23, 2020 11:23 pm Why are you guys copying paths to editors? I don't think I've ever felt the need to do that...
If one wants to do this (and I personally would find it handy on rare occasions) add a Thunar custom action.

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Name: Copy Name and Path to Clipboard
Description: Copies file's name and path to clipboard
Command: echo -n %f | xclip -i  -selection clipboard
Appearance Conditions: select everything
Now install xclip from the stable repo, close and restart Thunar, and Bob's your uncle.

Edit: whoops! I didn't see andyprough's post #14. :bagoverhead: Though actually, mine might be better. I use CopyQ not Clipit and it mine still works, though I haven't tested his with alternate clipboard managers. His might also work with CopyQ for all I know. But there, y'all have two alternatives to choose from.
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Re: Why Featherpad

#24 Post by andyprough »

JayM wrote: Sun May 24, 2020 12:17 am
Adrian wrote: Sat May 23, 2020 11:23 pm Why are you guys copying paths to editors? I don't think I've ever felt the need to do that...
If one wants to do this (and I personally would find it handy on rare occasions) add a Thunar custom action.

Code: Select all

Name: Copy Name and Path to Clipboard
Description: Copies file's name and path to clipboard
Command: echo -n %f | xclip -i  -selection clipboard
Appearance Conditions: select everything
Now install xclip from the stable repo, close and restart Thunar, and Bob's your uncle.

Edit: whoops! I didn't see andyprough's post #14. :bagoverhead: Though actually, mine might be better. I use CopyQ not Clipit and it mine still works, though I haven't tested his with alternate clipboard managers. His might also work with CopyQ for all I know. But there, y'all have two alternatives to choose from.
I actually tweaked one for xclip to work with clipit, so that the user wouldn't have to install any different clipboard manager than the MX default. But I think yours is probably the more ideal, as from my understanding xclip is more configurable.
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Re: Why Featherpad

#25 Post by putih »

Featherpad support tab.
Zoom in-out font size with right-alt + scroll mouse or right-alt + = key working.

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