klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 17, 2008 #1 In the IDE it would be interesting to be able to copy and paste variable names from the source text into the variable watch textboxes. For the moment we need to rewrite these names. Thank you in advance and Best regards Klaus Switzerland
In the IDE it would be interesting to be able to copy and paste variable names from the source text into the variable watch textboxes. For the moment we need to rewrite these names. Thank you in advance and Best regards Klaus Switzerland
Woinowski Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 17, 2008 #2 It works Just use the context menu: 1. Mark text in editor 2. Copy with context menu (right click) 3. Click into a watch text box 4. Paste with context menu If you have a non-english windows (which i assume), in step 4 you will see your local language Nevertheless, that could all be more comfortable by adding an entry "add watch" to the editor context menu...:sign0161:
It works Just use the context menu: 1. Mark text in editor 2. Copy with context menu (right click) 3. Click into a watch text box 4. Paste with context menu If you have a non-english windows (which i assume), in step 4 you will see your local language Nevertheless, that could all be more comfortable by adding an entry "add watch" to the editor context menu...:sign0161:
agraham Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 17, 2008 #3 As was pointed out to me by dzt when I queried this you can also use Shift-Insert to paste a watch.
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 17, 2008 #4 Thaks for the answer, I hadn't tried with the context menu, expecting the TextBoxes working like standard ones with ctrl C and ctrl V . But with the context menu it's OK. Best regards Klaus Switzerland Last edited: Jan 17, 2008
Thaks for the answer, I hadn't tried with the context menu, expecting the TextBoxes working like standard ones with ctrl C and ctrl V . But with the context menu it's OK. Best regards Klaus Switzerland
specci48 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 17, 2008 #5 As I mentioned in an older post you can combine the (still working) old part with the new way since only the insert has to be different. In other words, you an do Ctrl+C (Copy) and then Shift-Insert (Paste) specci48
As I mentioned in an older post you can combine the (still working) old part with the new way since only the insert has to be different. In other words, you an do Ctrl+C (Copy) and then Shift-Insert (Paste) specci48
