Tor Lillqvist wrote:
Is there any sort of
configuration file or environment variable that can be used to reverse the
behavior?
Not as far as I know.
--tml
Tor,
I have filed a bug as you suggested (573067).
Thanks,
Bob S.
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> Is there any sort of
> configuration file or environment variable that can be used to reverse the
> behavior?
Not as far as I know.
--tml
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Tor Lillqvist wrote:
As a user of Geany, I was surprised to find that when attempting to move
selected text by d'n'd, that the default behavior under WinXP was copy
Presumably you are talking about drag.and-drop inside one application
instance, as drag-and-drop of anything (including text)
> As a user of Geany, I was surprised to find that when attempting to move
> selected text by d'n'd, that the default behavior under WinXP was copy
Presumably you are talking about drag.and-drop inside one application
instance, as drag-and-drop of anything (including text) between apps
does not wo
Hello,
As a user of Geany, I was surprised to find that when attempting to move
selected text by d'n'd, that the default behavior under WinXP was copy
where I had expected it to be move as it is in Linux. When I brought
this up on the Geany list, I was told that this behavior is part of GTK.
