Open jcmadrigalg opened 9 years ago
@charlynet7 that's the RTF format of the code you copied - if you paste it somewhere that supports RTF (instead of a plain text editor or something like that) it should paste the code with the proper syntax highlight.
Hi @lucasmazza , I actually paste it to Outlook or Word, and both support RTF, it work with the Notepad++ feature. And I do have the issue of #5 . Thanks.
+1 Paste to evernote which is supposed to support rtf.
I haven't replicated this issue so far, and I think it might be something very Windows specific. I don't have the right environment to test this out, so it would be very welcomed if someone else could track this down and fix it.
+1 for me. Is it possible to re-open the issue?
+1 - same bug here Arch Linux
, LibreOffice 5.0.4.2 00m0(Build:2)
It's OK for Mac and Windows now.
@tafkey It should be OK for Linux too since xclip
command is available in your system. Check it in a terminal. I will try to get an Arch Linux VM.
This issue occurs for me too. I use macOS Sierra (Japanese), Atom 1.16.0, copy-as-rtf 0.9.3. Original file format I copied is UTF-8. I paste to TextEdit (supports RTF).
May be, character code of \
(back slash) is wrong.
Hi, I tried to use this package, but it didn't work to me.
I try this sample:
But when I copy with the package, it paste this to me.
I'm using:
Thanks a lot!