Re: copy/paste to/from emacs

Re: copy/paste to/from emacs

[Marc Tfardy]

Baloff wrote:
> Hello
> ok, the title says it all, I cann't copy from emacs and paste into say 
> Mozilla or any other program and this is true from other programs to 
> emacs as well. what is the fix?

What OS? win? linux?
I suppose, you use M-w to copy and C-y to paste in Emacs.
Under linux it is sufficient for copy to mark the text with mouse.

Marc

Re: copy/paste to/from emacs

[Haizi Zheng]

If you want to copy some text from emacs, and then paste it in another
application in X environment, you can have try as add the line below to
you .emacs file:

(global-set-key [C-f11] 'clipboard-kill-ring-save)

This will add a new bind, here is contrl-f11, to replace the default M-w
when copying, then in the other application, the normal paste operation
will work.

By this method, there are two key-bindings, respectively take charge of
the internal-copy-paste affairs and that between eamcs and other 
applications. I admit that this method is a little ugly, is there 
anyone who has better solution on this issue?

On Fri, Jul 22, 2005 at 05:17:57AM -0700, Baloff wrote:
> Hello
> ok, the title says it all, I cann't copy from emacs and paste into say 
> Mozilla or any other program and this is true from other programs to 
> emacs as well. what is the fix?
> 
> thanks
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Re: copy/paste to/from emacs

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 22.07.2005 um 15:50 schrieb Baloff:

>> Under linux it is sufficient for copy to mark the text with mouse.
>>

Only when mouse-sel-mode is active, I think ...

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Re: copy/paste to/from emacs

[Charles philip Chan]

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On 22 Jul 2005, vddr2u@bi.edu.gr wrote:


Marc Tfardy wrote: > Baloff wrote: >

> using Linux, marking the text with mouse in emacs then go to say AbiWord 
> and paste does not paste the text. I don't think it is even in the 
> clipboard.

Of course it is not in the clipboard because it is in the "primary
selection". To paste it use middle mouse button. Please read this:

http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:mxpINQc8-FkJ:www.jwz.org/doc/x-cut-and-paste.html+emacs+primary+selection&hl=en&ie=UTF-8

Charles

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Re: copy/paste to/from emacs

[Tim X]

Baloff <vddr2u@bi.edu.gr> writes:

> Hello
> ok, the title says it all, I cann't copy from emacs and paste into say
> Mozilla or any other program and this is true from other programs to
> emacs as well. what is the fix?
> 
> thanks

Try using middle mouse button to paste.

Tim

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Re: copy/paste to/from emacs

[Tim X]

Haizi Zheng <haizi_zh@yahoo.com.cn> writes:

> If you want to copy some text from emacs, and then paste it in another
> application in X environment, you can have try as add the line below to
> you .emacs file:
> 
> (global-set-key [C-f11] 'clipboard-kill-ring-save)
> 
> This will add a new bind, here is contrl-f11, to replace the default M-w
> when copying, then in the other application, the normal paste operation
> will work.
> 
> By this method, there are two key-bindings, respectively take charge of
> the internal-copy-paste affairs and that between eamcs and other 
> applications. I admit that this method is a little ugly, is there 
> anyone who has better solution on this issue?
> 

I just use mouse button 2 to paste into other applications 

Tim
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copy/paste to/from emacs

[Baloff]

Hello
ok, the title says it all, I cann't copy from emacs and paste into say 
Mozilla or any other program and this is true from other programs to 
emacs as well. what is the fix?

thanks

Re: copy/paste to/from emacs

[Baloff]

Marc Tfardy wrote:

> Baloff wrote:
> 
>> Hello
>> ok, the title says it all, I cann't copy from emacs and paste into say 
>> Mozilla or any other program and this is true from other programs to 
>> emacs as well. what is the fix?
> 
> 
> What OS? win? linux?
> I suppose, you use M-w to copy and C-y to paste in Emacs.
> Under linux it is sufficient for copy to mark the text with mouse.
> 
> Marc
using Linux, marking the text with mouse in emacs then go to say AbiWord 
and paste does not paste the text. I don't think it is even in the 
clipboard.

Re: copy/paste to/from emacs

[David Combs]

In article <3kaajgFtbtcvU1@individual.net>,
Marc Tfardy  <m-t-o___CUT_IT___@web.de> wrote:
>Baloff wrote:
>> Hello
>> ok, the title says it all, I cann't copy from emacs and paste into say 
>> Mozilla or any other program and this is true from other programs to 
>> emacs as well. what is the fix?
>
>What OS? win? linux?
>I suppose, you use M-w to copy and C-y to paste in Emacs.
>Under linux it is sufficient for copy to mark the text with mouse.
>
>Marc

Not how it works in Solaris' "CDE":

To take something from an emacs buffer to another CDE "window"
(a "real" window, not what emacs calls "window"), do:

.  regionize the stuff.

.  do NOT do C-w; rather, press the "copy" button on the
   keyboard (well, mine is a Sun keyboard, with two columns
   of special keys, eg go-to-next-window ("front"), copy,
   paste, etc, these 2 columns being on the left edge
   of the keyboard (10 keys in all).

.  Switch windows into the window the other app is
   running in and wants-input, and hit the "paste" key.

Reverse direction, eg from something being shown in a dtterm
  and putting it into an emacs buffer, at point:

. Mouse-blacken that area in the, say, dtterm. 

. Hit Copy-button.

. Flip into the window emacs owns.

. *Usually*, C-y works.  If not, hit the paste-button.


What if anything this scheme for Sun Solaris implies for
Linux, I don't know.


Hope this helps.


David

Re: copy/paste to/from emacs

[Tim X]

dkcombs@panix.com (David Combs) writes:

> In article <3kaajgFtbtcvU1@individual.net>,
> Marc Tfardy  <m-t-o___CUT_IT___@web.de> wrote:
> >Baloff wrote:
> >> Hello
> >> ok, the title says it all, I cann't copy from emacs and paste into say 
> >> Mozilla or any other program and this is true from other programs to 
> >> emacs as well. what is the fix?
> >
> >What OS? win? linux?
> >I suppose, you use M-w to copy and C-y to paste in Emacs.
> >Under linux it is sufficient for copy to mark the text with mouse.
> >
> >Marc
> 
> Not how it works in Solaris' "CDE":
> 
> To take something from an emacs buffer to another CDE "window"
> (a "real" window, not what emacs calls "window"), do:
> 
> .  regionize the stuff.
> 
> .  do NOT do C-w; rather, press the "copy" button on the
>    keyboard (well, mine is a Sun keyboard, with two columns
>    of special keys, eg go-to-next-window ("front"), copy,
>    paste, etc, these 2 columns being on the left edge
>    of the keyboard (10 keys in all).
> 
> .  Switch windows into the window the other app is
>    running in and wants-input, and hit the "paste" key.
> 
> Reverse direction, eg from something being shown in a dtterm
>   and putting it into an emacs buffer, at point:
> 
> . Mouse-blacken that area in the, say, dtterm. 
> 
> . Hit Copy-button.
> 
> . Flip into the window emacs owns.
> 
> . *Usually*, C-y works.  If not, hit the paste-button.
> 
> 
> What if anything this scheme for Sun Solaris implies for
> Linux, I don't know.
> 

Very little I expect unless you are using a Sun keyboard with Linux!

Generally under X windows, you mark the text (either with the mouse or
usiing the mark region commands - its useful to enable
transient-mark-mode if you use the mouse), switch to the other
application you want to paste into and hit the middle mouse
button. Note that the 'windows style' Ctl-v usually doesn't work
consistently - there is some trickery you can do using the xclipboard,
but I've found it too much of a hassle to bother with and there are
still some apps which don't recognize the xclipboard. 

Tim

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