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06-03-2004 02:31 AM
06-03-2004 02:31 AM
double-click in hpterm
Does anyone know of a way to get double-click to work in hpterm (like it does in xterm)?
I can be fairly lazy when it comes to using the mouse and copy/paste operations between terms is the only real use I have for it. I have always used xterm and I'm quite use to double-clicking words and quickly pasting them.
I have started using hpterm instead of xterm to get the benefits of soft-keys, etc, but to my disappointment I have to actually *scroll* across the text I wan't to copy (how crude). I have looked in the hpterm man page, but couldn't find anything (unless I overlooked it (it's quite a long read).
Any ideas?
Thanks,
David
I can be fairly lazy when it comes to using the mouse and copy/paste operations between terms is the only real use I have for it. I have always used xterm and I'm quite use to double-clicking words and quickly pasting them.
I have started using hpterm instead of xterm to get the benefits of soft-keys, etc, but to my disappointment I have to actually *scroll* across the text I wan't to copy (how crude). I have looked in the hpterm man page, but couldn't find anything (unless I overlooked it (it's quite a long read).
Any ideas?
Thanks,
David
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06-03-2004 03:38 AM
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Re: double-click in hpterm
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06-04-2004 11:20 AM
06-04-2004 11:20 AM
Re: double-click in hpterm
There is no double-click or triple-click selection in hpterm. Perhaps you would be happier using dtterm.
Hpterm does have a right button click that simultaneously selects and pastes the remainder of the line to the right of the mouse position. I sometimes missed that when I first switched to dtterm.
Hpterm does have a right button click that simultaneously selects and pastes the remainder of the line to the right of the mouse position. I sometimes missed that when I first switched to dtterm.
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