Open DangerPie opened 9 months ago
Please add autoselect the second value in the clipboard history. When I call up a history, I often want to insert the previous value; To do this, just press the history hotkey and enter. ClipX has this function - it's convenient. Interesting. Alt+V the menu and always display 2. Or change Alt+C so that 1 is always 2. But even now you can insert it like this, but I press Alt+C+2. You can try in the menu settings to auto-select 2 items from the top. The problem is that the menu can be changed in any way you want. Perhaps for my version https://github.com/AndreyKaiu/CLCL-EN-RU-JP-Plugins I will do it as you want, as soon as I have time.
Thanks.
I don't want to change the history range or any special hotkey.
I want the history popup to appear with the second clip selected as I showed.
I don't want to change the history range or any special hotkey. I want the history popup to appear with the second clip selected as I showed.
I can only show this implementation in my version https://github.com/AndreyKaiu/CLCL-EN-RU-JP-Plugins
Thanks. But I think that you only need to take into account the history of the clipboard (including the current value): if there are fewer than N entries, then select the last one; if the history is empty, do not select anything.
N=2, "no history" in the clipboard and restarted CLCL:
Thanks. But I think that you only need to take into account the history of the clipboard (including the current value): if there are fewer than N entries, then select the last one; if the history is empty, do not select anything.
It is only highlighted, and the choice is up to the user. In normal use there will always be 2 buffers, at least the one that remains in history from the last time. So I won’t complicate this, since the story can be placed not at the top, but somewhere in the middle. Everything should be simple, then there will be fewer problems.
Please add autoselect the second value in the clipboard history.
When I call up a history, I often want to insert the previous value; To do this, just press the history hotkey and enter. ClipX has this function - it's convenient.