Tommaso Cucinotta wrote:
>> After a look at the code, I'm puzzled with the purpose and functionality
>> of the related LFUNs:
>> { LFUN_PASTE, "paste", Noop, Edit },
>> { LFUN_CLIPBOARD_PASTE, "clipboard-paste", Noop, Edit },
>> { LFUN_PRIMARY_SELECTION_PASTE, "primary-selection-paste",
>> Noop, Edit },
>> { LFUN_SELECTION_PASTE, "selection-paste", Noop, Edit },
>
> Also, surprisingly, none of these seems to implement the kind of feature
> I usually find very useful in copy'n'pasting in WYSIWYG editors, i.e.,
> the possibility to paste the clipboard as simple unformatted text.
>
> So, just to waste time, I've come out with the attached patch, introducing
> the PASTE_SIMPLE_TEXT LFUN and associating it with C-S-v. Perhaps this may
> be useful to someone else.
i was almost going to say that its unintrusive enough for 2.0, but then i saw
changes in Text::insertStringAsLines. what does it do, why does it do?
> @@ -796,12 +796,14 @@
> space_inserted = (*cit == ' ');
> }
> }
> + dit.pit() = pit;
> + dit.pos() = pos;
> }
pavel
