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ParadaCarleton opened this issue May 24, 2025 · 6 comments
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Shift+Click to select #3757

ParadaCarleton opened this issue May 24, 2025 · 6 comments

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@ParadaCarleton
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At the moment, shift+click doesn't do anything for me on my computer, even though I'd expect it to select everything between the current cursor location and the place where I clicked.

@dmaluka
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dmaluka commented May 26, 2025

It should be possible to implement a plugin providing this feature.

Although you might not be able to bind it to shift+click, if your terminal intercepts it, so you might need to bind it to something else, e.g. alt-click.

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Although you might not be able to bind it to shift+click, if your terminal intercepts it,

It works fine on edit, so it should be possible (at least on Konsole). (Which does remind me, is there a reason ctrl+shift doesn't work at all in micro, even for sequences that don't have keybindings?)

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dmaluka commented May 26, 2025

This question was answered so many times.

Does ctrl+shift work for you in any other terminal application?

@ParadaCarleton
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ParadaCarleton commented May 27, 2025

Does ctrl+shift work for you in any other terminal application?

Yes—most text editors allow it for me, and so do file managers like Yazi. After a bit of searching, I'm guessing the difference is micro doesn't support KKP yet?

@cargilcm
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+1 to shift +click to select or any sort of mark text.

This issue is next up on my slate to try to support a(caveat as only a hobbyist contributor)

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dmaluka commented May 29, 2025

I'm guessing the difference is micro doesn't support KKP yet?

No it doesn't. Micro is using tcell library, there are or were plans to add KKP support to it: gdamore/tcell#671 but it hasn't been done yet.

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