Re: Selection changes

[Angelo Graziosi <angelo.graziosi@alice.it>]

On Cygwin, I can confirm all is desribed here [*]. Another recipe, for 
Cygwin, is:

emacs -Q &

double click (mouse-1) on a word, for example 'buffer'. With the down 
arrow go to the bottom of the buffer and then C-y: it takes about 4-5 
second, and the mouse cursor switches to its "please wait" (clock).


On *Kubuntu 10.04* the things are a little different but wrong in any 
case. Following the step described here[*], at point 4) it pastes casual 
text, usually what is found in the clipboard. For example, adding the 
step 0):

0) with your browser, copy a link address with mouse-3 | 'Copy link 
address' menu item.

At step 4), it pastes the link, not the scartch buffer comment!

As described here [*], all seems to work as expected, if one adds

(setq x-select-clipboard-enable nil)

to .emacs file.

Ciao,
Angelo.

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[*] http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gnu-emacs/2010-07/msg00429.html


Il 16/07/2010 3.00, Angelo Graziosi ha scritto:
> Chong Yidong wrote:
>> I believe that this change should be pretty much seamless, but let me
>> know if there is any problems.
>>
>
> After these changes something is not working rightly with Copy/Paste.
> Nor on GNU/Linux Kubuntu nor on Cygwin (both GTK build of trunk).
>
> On Kubuntu often it paste the wrong test (both using C-y and mouse-2).
> Only after playing with it some time, it seems to work.
>
> On Cygwin, *usually*, using C-y is slower. If I select some test with
> the mouse then, when I type C-y to paste it, I get 'Mark set' in the
> minibuffer, and the text is pasted only after 5-10 second (the 'clock'
> shows up). Using mouse-2, instead, seems to work fine.
>
> Not always, one can reproduce the above exactly :(.
>
> In both systems I have started Emacs with 'emacs -Q'.