Does anyone know if it's possible to copy text from a Windows' command prompt or console window like the output of a command, console application or batch file?
Another option, if you know ahead of time that you want the results of a command to be placed on the clipboard, is to pipe your output to the CLIP utility.
Here are a two simple examples
echo Hello world!|clip
dir|clip
Right click > Mark
Select the text you want to copy by holding left mouse button and selecting text OR by navigating to the beginning of the text you want to copy with the arrow keys, pressing Shift, and moving (with the arrow keys) to the end of the text.
right click on the title bar, go into "Edit", and hit Copy.
Now you can paste in Notepad or in Command Prompt again by right-clicking on the title bar, going into "Edit", and hitting "Paste."
Open a command window, then right click on the title bar and left click on Properties at bottom of context menu. On the Options tab add a check-mark at QuickEdit Mode. Click OK and in the next dialog select the second radio button so that every command window that you will open in future has got this option enabled. Close the dialog with OK.
Now you can select text using left click on your mouse. To copy the text to the clipboard, just press the Enter key.
Follow these steps:
Move pointer with pointing device (mouse, touchpad, pointing stick, ...) over the window, press right button to open the context menu and left click on first context menu option Mark.
After that action select the text with holding left button (rectangular selection).
After selecting hit key Enter or Return to copy selected text to clipboard.
Paste copied text anywhere with Ctrl+V.
Right Click > Mark
Select the text you want to copy with left click held
Right click on the selected text
Paste where you want
Sure you can! right-click, choose mark, select the needed text and right click again to copy the text.
You could also choose QuickEdit mode from the cmd menu, that way you don't have to right click and select mark, but can select copy directly.
Haloo my friend :
if you want to copy any text which was currently in the clipboard in
the Cmd or in the PowerShell you should Just :
1\ Write any command that you want .
2\before pressing enter write |clip and then press Enter .
3\Open any text Editor such as Notepad .
4\ Ctrl+v or Right click -Paste .
and her you have the clipboard in your Text Editor ^_^ .
On PowerShell:
Copy contents in a text file to the clipboard. Use
cat filename.txt | clip
the contents will be copied to the clipboard.
Now, it's ready to ctrl + v
If you right click and mark in the context menu you can then drag to edit the selection and then press Ctrl+c and it should copy to the clipboard
Select the text you want to copy.
Then right click and select copy from menu.
To paste in cmd right click, the text you copied should be pasted
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When users want to paste by clicking "Paste as plain text" button, the next message pops up "Press Ctrl+Shift+V to paste. Your browser doesnât support pasting with the toolbar button or context menu option."
Is any way to override this message for all CKEditor instances?
The new version of CKEditor still has the paste, paste as text, and paste from word buttons in the full menu, but when clicked a nicer looking modal comes up saying to paste using CTRL + V. You can see a demo here: https://ckeditor.com/docs/ckeditor4/latest/examples/basicstyles.html
Even if you download the new version, you will still get a modal if you click one of the paste buttons.
If you want to remove the paste buttons from the menu (and simply tell users to use CTRL + V) and if you want to paste plain (unformatted) text with CTRL + V add this to your config.js file.
config.forcePasteAsPlainText = true;
config.removeButtons = 'Paste,PasteText,PasteFromWord';
What is the shortcut to move cursor to input textfield in Find Navigator in Xcode?
For example, there is a image and I want to find where the image is used in Xcode project. I copy the image's name in Project Navigator (Cmd+C), then move to the Find Navigator (Cmd+3). I want to know shortcut to move cursor to input text field instead click mouse to the text field.
Does anyone know what the shortcut is? Thank you.
After you press CMD+3, try SHIFT+TAB once or press TAB three times. Let me know if it works
I want to replace a word only in one particular paragraph of a .cs page. I select the paragraph, but when I go to find and replace the text get deselected and the word is highlighted everywhere on the page and not only in that paragraph. Is there a way to achieve what I want in VS or should I just copy the text in another page/text editor and do the replacing there?
Thank you.
Select the text, press Ctrl+Shift+H, make sure "Selection" is selected in the "Look in" window. While the Find and Replace window is open you should be able to select whatever you want from your code window and the original selection should not change. Copy what you want to replace and paste to Find what window. Set "Replace With" window with the text to replace and click the "Replace All" button.
Does anyone know if it's possible to copy text from a Windows' command prompt or console window like the output of a command, console application or batch file?
Another option, if you know ahead of time that you want the results of a command to be placed on the clipboard, is to pipe your output to the CLIP utility.
Here are a two simple examples
echo Hello world!|clip
dir|clip
Right click > Mark
Select the text you want to copy by holding left mouse button and selecting text OR by navigating to the beginning of the text you want to copy with the arrow keys, pressing Shift, and moving (with the arrow keys) to the end of the text.
right click on the title bar, go into "Edit", and hit Copy.
Now you can paste in Notepad or in Command Prompt again by right-clicking on the title bar, going into "Edit", and hitting "Paste."
Open a command window, then right click on the title bar and left click on Properties at bottom of context menu. On the Options tab add a check-mark at QuickEdit Mode. Click OK and in the next dialog select the second radio button so that every command window that you will open in future has got this option enabled. Close the dialog with OK.
Now you can select text using left click on your mouse. To copy the text to the clipboard, just press the Enter key.
Follow these steps:
Move pointer with pointing device (mouse, touchpad, pointing stick, ...) over the window, press right button to open the context menu and left click on first context menu option Mark.
After that action select the text with holding left button (rectangular selection).
After selecting hit key Enter or Return to copy selected text to clipboard.
Paste copied text anywhere with Ctrl+V.
Right Click > Mark
Select the text you want to copy with left click held
Right click on the selected text
Paste where you want
Sure you can! right-click, choose mark, select the needed text and right click again to copy the text.
You could also choose QuickEdit mode from the cmd menu, that way you don't have to right click and select mark, but can select copy directly.
Haloo my friend :
if you want to copy any text which was currently in the clipboard in
the Cmd or in the PowerShell you should Just :
1\ Write any command that you want .
2\before pressing enter write |clip and then press Enter .
3\Open any text Editor such as Notepad .
4\ Ctrl+v or Right click -Paste .
and her you have the clipboard in your Text Editor ^_^ .
On PowerShell:
Copy contents in a text file to the clipboard. Use
cat filename.txt | clip
the contents will be copied to the clipboard.
Now, it's ready to ctrl + v
If you right click and mark in the context menu you can then drag to edit the selection and then press Ctrl+c and it should copy to the clipboard
Select the text you want to copy.
Then right click and select copy from menu.
To paste in cmd right click, the text you copied should be pasted
I call up Find and Replace dialog with Ctrl+H. On F3 it finds the result but then I must hunt the Replace button using the mouse. And on every new find, it changes the screen position. Is there any way to use this dialog using only keyboard?
It will save me a few precious seconds multiplied by some very large number (I'm in the middle of heavy refactoring).
In visual studio 2015:
Ctrl+H opens the Replace dialog.
Ctrl+F opens the Find dialog.
Within that dialog:
Alt+N - Focus "Find" entry field
Alt+P - Focus "Replace with" entry field
Alt+C - Toggle Match Case
Alt+W - Toggle Whole Word
Alt+E - Toggle Regular Expressions
Alt+L - Open "Look In" dropdown list. Use Up/Down and Enter to select from this list:
Current Block
Selection
Current Document
All Open Documents
Current Project
Current Solution
Alt+R - Replace Next
Alt+A - Replace All
Esc - Dismiss dialog
For example, to replace "foo" with "bar" within the current selection:
Ctrl+H - Opens the Replace dialog, with focus on "Search Term".
Enter "foo"
Alt+P - Focus is now on "Replacement Term"
Enter "bar"
Alt+L, choose "Selection", press Enter.
Alt+W - Whole word only
Alt+R - Replace first term
Esc - Close replace dialog.
Sorry,
As microsoft there is no keyboard shortcut as Replace Next,
You can check this url
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/da5kh0wa.aspx
You could simply copy your desired replacement text before starting to F3 through your source text, and hit Ctrl+V when you hit the next match as VS selects the match text for you.
It is a hack, but it works.
If you dock the find/replace window then it will not move with each new find.
You can then alternate with 1 finger on F3 to move to next find, while hovering the mouse over the non-moving replace button to replace what you need.
It is possible to deactivate Resharper default behavior of "Alt+R" which provides a quick access to Resharper menu in Visual Studio.
Just uncheck it in Resharpers options:
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