Peter Dyballa
Peter_Dybal****@Web*****
Wed Oct 4 05:45:26 JST 2006
Am 03.10.2006 um 21:32 schrieb Nadeem Faruque:
> NB The other weird behaviour is pasting into a remote emacs from a
> Carbon application (eg Firefox) sends Classic Mac carriage returns
> instead of the Unix ones now preferred.
This could be solved by setting the coding-system to a "neutral"
<value> without -unix – I have a somehow related problem with a
command line utility that behaves fine in GNU Emacs 22.0.50's *shell*
but not in Unicode Emacs 23.0.0's *shell*, because this one has -unix
coding-systems set by default.
>
> I much preferred the automatic clipboard copying I get under Window's
> Hummingbird eXceed or under Adrian Umpleby's OroborOSX (which seemed
> to die after Apple brought out their X11).
Do you know xcutsel and autocutsel? I had to use xcutsel a long time
on Suns to be able to copy&paste between Emacs and cmdtool. Both
programmes propagate (upon mouse click) the contents of CUT_BUFFER0
to PRIMARY and vice-versa. GNU Emacs seems to use CLIPBOARD, while
normal X clients use PRIMARY. On Mac OS X and MS Losedows some
CUT_BUFFER is used. On the command line or via X ressources you can
tell xcutsel which to synchronise upon mouse click. Autocutsel does
this synchronisation automatically – which means that selections in
GNU Emacs get overwritten by those from Aqua. The Apple command line
utilities pbcopy and pbpaste also work on the paste board.
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