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Support selecting text in git #206

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paladox opened this issue Jun 17, 2015 · 11 comments
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Support selecting text in git #206

paladox opened this issue Jun 17, 2015 · 11 comments

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@paladox
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paladox commented Jun 17, 2015

Hi please re add support for selecting text because now you have to use the arrow keys to go to selected text you either want to delete or add something. In git 1.9.5 selecting text with mouse was supported. You could select where to start writing. please re add it.

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dscho commented Jun 18, 2015

You can always select text with the mouse. That behaviour has not changed at all.

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paladox commented Jun 18, 2015

Hi it doesent work when I try to select to where I want to start for example

exexex exeex exedx

It dosent work I have to use the keybord to get there.

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dscho commented Jun 18, 2015

Please describe the problem precisely. I cannot reproduce what was described, when I call Git Bash I can easily select text, copying it into the clipboard.

@paladox
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paladox commented Jun 18, 2015

When I try to click in somewhere in text to add a little bit more or remove a bit I carnt use mouse since the little key that shows when you are and where you writing shows it as where it was last located it doesent move. if you try for eample write a few examples in the commit for example git commit -a --amend then try click anywhere in the text to try and insert some more text without using keybord you carnt because it seems it wont move when the mouse clicks but moves when you clik the arrow keys on keybord.

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dscho commented Jun 18, 2015

Ah, I think I understand. You want to move the cursor by clicking with the mouse.

This is not possible if you use the MinTTY terminal, I think, but you can easily choose the ConHost terminal when installing Git to have Git Bash start in the same manner as Git for Windows 1.x' Git Bash.

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paladox commented Jun 18, 2015

Oh ok why did It change to MinTTY in git v2 because what ever one was in git v1 was better.

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nalla commented Jun 18, 2015

It sounds as if you need to change the editor to e.g. notepad++. I think @paladox is speaking about editing the commit message.

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paladox commented Jun 18, 2015

Yes. but I also think this happens when you type a script like git add or something else.

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nalla commented Jun 19, 2015

try setting

git config --global core.editor "C:\\Path\\To\\Notepad++\\Notepad++.exe"

@paladox
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paladox commented Jun 19, 2015

Comes up with error ( my path to it is program x86 but says error with (

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paladox commented Jun 20, 2015

What is the default editor in git version 1.9.5. Since the one in v2 isent as good as v1.

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