Apr 14, 2020, 22:53 by chet.ra...@case.edu: > On 4/14/20 4:46 PM, gentoo_esh...@tutanota.com wrote: > >> Another 'face' issue(the 3rd?) I just noticed now: >> if I paste something that has "\n" inside it, like these 3 lines(only the >> first 2 lines have \n, but doesn't matter): >> -bash: mk_add_options: command not found >> -bash: mk_add_options: command not found >> -bash: mk_add_options: command not found >> >> then they are all pasted on the same line, so I have to manually press Enter >> to execute the line. >> > > This is the expected behavior with bracketed-paste enabled. The pasted text > is `bracketed' by a start and end sequence -- that's how the face code > knows what's been pasted and to highlight it -- and any embedded editing > characters, like newline, are simply added to the editing buffer. The > face code enables bracketed paste by default, since it doesn't make much > sense to test it without bracketed paste enabled. > Good to know. This is actually pretty good: it can act like a security feature for when pasting copied text that could be dangerous, especially since I've disabled xfce4-terminal's Preferences->General->[ ] Show unsafe paste dialog
This is actually a (nice)feature. Thank you! Now I have the choice of pressing C-c if I ever accidentally MMB paste multi-megabyte-line text onto the command line, rather than having each line executed (which I would previously prevent via unsafe paste dialog mentioned above) Quite nice.
