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Hello
I have a problem in TCMD v25.00.24 (which exist perhaps in other versions too) with copy and paste for the # char via right mouse click in a TCC window on my Windows 10 [Version 10.0.18363.535] (Home, x64, CH_de).
The test string is the following ...
#~^test
The result after copy & paste via right mouse click ...
And here the result after copy & paste via key shortcut <Shift>+<Insert> ...
So, there is a problem with the # char (maybe others too??) as you can see in 1st picture after copy & paste via right mouse click!
Some facts:
- The problem appears ONLY in a standalone TCC window ... NOT in a tab within TCMD.
- There is no problem with key shortcut <Shift>+<Insert> or <Ctrl>+V.
- There is no problem in a "integrated" TCC within the Windows Terminal Preview.
- There is no problem in a CMD Command Line Prompt (NON-legacy mode).
- It has nothing to do with the codepage.
- I took that string from an editor with ANSI codepage (1252) to a TCC standalone window with codepage 1252 (also tested with TCC CP 850) - but you can even type the string manually first in a standalone TCC window, make a copy and paste it - the result will be the same.
Kind regards!
I have a problem in TCMD v25.00.24 (which exist perhaps in other versions too) with copy and paste for the # char via right mouse click in a TCC window on my Windows 10 [Version 10.0.18363.535] (Home, x64, CH_de).
The test string is the following ...
#~^test
The result after copy & paste via right mouse click ...
And here the result after copy & paste via key shortcut <Shift>+<Insert> ...
So, there is a problem with the # char (maybe others too??) as you can see in 1st picture after copy & paste via right mouse click!
Some facts:
- The problem appears ONLY in a standalone TCC window ... NOT in a tab within TCMD.
- There is no problem with key shortcut <Shift>+<Insert> or <Ctrl>+V.
- There is no problem in a "integrated" TCC within the Windows Terminal Preview.
- There is no problem in a CMD Command Line Prompt (NON-legacy mode).
- It has nothing to do with the codepage.
- I took that string from an editor with ANSI codepage (1252) to a TCC standalone window with codepage 1252 (also tested with TCC CP 850) - but you can even type the string manually first in a standalone TCC window, make a copy and paste it - the result will be the same.
Kind regards!
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