Open clsmt opened 6 years ago
If you use the 'copy' command from explorer, it cannot work for this extension. But you can open the image by Chrome browser, then right click the image and select 'copy image'. @clsmt
Thanks for the explanation. I am surprised that coping a image from explorer to md (or dragging a image file using the mouse) is not possible now with VSCode. Would you please make it happen?
What's the standard way now with VSCode? Typing out everything in ![]{}
?
VSCode be build for programer, So, It' will be very easy to copy a file path and paste it in ![]{}
for a programer. I don't think it is very necessary for developing an extension to support drap and drop into a Markdown file just for puting the file path into ![]{}
@clsmt
Does a programmer have a special trick to copy file path? Atom has this more convenient feature. I thought atom is built for programmers too.
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Yes, you can copy the file path easily by right click the file and select 'copy path' in VSCode explorer.
If you have set paste file path replace rules for this extension, you also can paste file path into ![]{}
by this extension too, please see #14 (this answer only work for linux and mac, you have to write you own regular expresion replace rules on window)
Direct image data from the clipboard or URLS for gifs and images work wonderfully to paste so far! But i do agree with clsmt that it would be an amazing addition to be able to do the same with a file in your clipboard as well. Would make things easier to paste in the same format as the rest of the files in an .md document. its a simple functionality and people shouldnt get an error for trying it.
For example
@kmd178 Thank you for your advices. I think while pasting the file path that outside the .md workspace folder, copy the file to workspace folder then insert relative path to .md will be better than pasting it according to the existing rules.
@kmd178 Thank you for your advices. I think while pasting the file path that outside the .md workspace folder, copy the file to workspace folder then insert relative path to .md will be better than pasting it according to the existing rules.
Exactly. The only thing that would be extra helpful is that the copied file will follow the rules defined in the configuration of markdown paste (for example sub-folder inside working folder and name configuration).
Looking forward to see it work! = )
I think the issue could be renamed to something like: Smart paste an image copied from the explorer
or Smart paste an image copied as a path
for clarity.
I am using win 7, VSCode 1.23.1 zip. I've read #6, I've added powershell to my PATH.
When I copy a image file in my explorer, then press
Ctrl + Alt + V
in a.md
file in VSCode, nothing happens. If ICtrl + Shift + P
, choosemarkdown paste
, Code saysThere is not a image in clipboard
.