}Is it possible to detect shift-mousepress and switch them off }automatically and after copying switch them on again? Or do it in the }copy buffer to avoid redrawing of the screen on slow terminals? Where's the copy-buffer? =>Something we really need, because 90+% of info is now via http, and the authors wrap 10 lines in 100-lines of garbage/packaging. So if you fetch 10 pages of seqentially-ordeed info from a site: like a book, [I use lynx or links to fetch & append the 'chapters'] you get the garbage/packaging REPEATED 10 TIMES. We need an 'extention' of search-and-replace: to handle at least 50-lines [4'000 bytes], preferably with regex-matching. `diff` which also handles regex and blanks [like a human reader] has got the algorithms.
With `mcedit`, you can mark & copy the first block of. garbage/packaging to FileR, and then have a utility to: `delete all further copies of FileR`. It seems like a job for `awk`? _______________________________________________ mc mailing list https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc
