Tools ChangeLog
14 references to Clipboard:
- "File > New Extra > New from Clipboard" main menu option for creating new documents using text in the system Clipboard
- Undo and Redo commands on the "Edit" menu are enabled/disabled based on the undo stack. "Edit > Paste" is enabled/disabled based on the clipboard content
- To reduce the number of menu options on the "File" menu, moved "New from Clipboard," "New from File" and "New from URL" that used to be on "File > New Extra" to "File > New." Other minor menu rearrangements
- Added "Actions Bar > Edit > Clipboard" group. The Paste button has a drop-down menu that can further format the text before pasting (for example, convert plain text to HTML paragraphs). Delete and Select All buttons have drop-down menus with several related options. At least one document has to be open for this group to become activated
- Options for converting text to Base64 and Base64 to text, under "Edit > Paste Plus" and "Actions Bar > New from clipboard drop-down menu"
- Minor improvements to icons, including larger projects and save icons on "Actions Bar > Start" and a clearer Select All Text icon on "Actions Bar > Edit > Clipboard"
- Ability to display version information for IE 7+. To test, click "Help > About > Copy Version," and select "File > New > New from Clipboard." The IE version should be listed in the new document.
- "View > Edit > Copy File Path" menu option for copying the full path of the current document. This feature can be useful when passing file names to external applications through the clipboard. Supports local and remote paths. Also accessible through the document tab context menu.
- "Generate MD5 for text" option under "Edit > Paste Plus" for quickly generating a MD5 hash from the text in the clipboard. MD5 is mostly used in computer programming for creating hash maps.
- Scratchpads for copying and pasting text snippets. These discardable windows can be used as temporary storage for blocks of text while editing and switching between documents. Select "Edit > PastePlus > Copy Paste Pad" to create one or more scratchpads. Once opened, text can be copied and pasted as usual, except any remaining text is discarded when the window is closed. The initial window opens with text in the clipboard. Text can also be dragged and dropped between editor windows and scratchpads.
- "Edit > Extra > Copy with ..." options for copying the selected text to the clipboard with Windows, UNIX or Mac line endings. This can be helpful, for example, when copying text from a file with UNIX line endings to external applications that expect Windows or Mac line endings. Ctrl+K,Ctrl+C provides faster access to "Copy with Windows line endings," which is likely to be the most commonly used of this set of options.
- Option for capitalizing words, with or without converting rest of the characters to lowercase. This function is accessible from "Edit > PastePlus," "Actions Bar > Ch-1 > Tools" and "Actions Bar > Ch-1 > Start > New from Clipboard" drop-down menus.
- "Paste with Indents" and "Copy and Paste Pad" icons on the Actions Bar under "Actions Bar > Ch-1 > Edit > Clipboard"
- Convert multi-line text to escaped regex. This feature is accessible through "Edit > Paste Plus" on the main menu, "Ch-1 > Start > New from clipboard" on the Actions Bar, and "Paste Plus" on the editor context menu.
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