I don't get it.
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Gotta make sure that things get copied.
Gotta make sure that things get copied.
Gotta make sure that things get copied.
Gotta make sure that things get copied.
Gotta sure make things get that copied.
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cp -a ~/file1 ~/file2
Ctrl + x -> Ctrl + v -> Ctrl + v
Pooh in monocle and tophat: yy & p
You can never be too sure.
I use my mouse's wheel tilt.
I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but I seriously sometimes don't have the "COPY" part execute sometimes ... I've tried to do only one copy a few times and I'm like "wait, why didn't it copy"?
it's not just you, it's because Windows is fucking shit and just doesn't do it sometimes
Ctrl + X a function
Select some loose whitespace, backspace
Ctrl + V: Gives back the whitespace and that’s all
What the everloving fk, IDE
On most distros/de(or whatever determines this behaviour, idk) on linux you can just select and then middle mouse click. Its so convenient
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On the commandline:
CTRL+SHIFT+C / V