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Here's some selected (left button drag) output text in WT.
If I copy it (right click) I can paste it (right click) into a command line with no multiline paste warning. Here's a recalled command line with part of it selected similarly.
If I copy it (right click) and paste it (right click) into a command line I DO get the multiline paste warning. What's the difference? Thanks! |
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I think if you paste the two versions into notepad, you will see that one has a linebreak in it and the other doesn't. Some shells insert hard line breaks when the screen wraps. We don't get control over that -- in fact, version 1.22+ of Terminal make us even better about preserving what the application did regarding newlines. |
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Thanks. I should have thought of that simple test. |
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I think if you paste the two versions into notepad, you will see that one has a linebreak in it and the other doesn't.
Some shells insert hard line breaks when the screen wraps. We don't get control over that -- in fact, version 1.22+ of Terminal make us even better about preserving what the application did regarding newlines.