[WV] Webvelocity 1.1: Code editing with Safari 5.0.1 (OS 10.5.8)

[joh]

Hi!

Using commad-v the contents of the clipboard is pasted always twice.
This does not happen using Firefox.

Joh.

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[Michael Lucas-Smith]

I have an untested patch for this from AR62717. In Weave.TextEditor>>clipboardPaste(event) add the following two lines:

event.stopPropagation();
event.preventDefault();

Cheers,
Michael

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[Dr. Johannes Brauer]

Thanks Michael,

this patch works for me. But how can I save it so that I must not
repeat the modification after a restart of WV.

Cheers,
Johannes

[Michael Lucas-Smith]

You can apply the patch as a fileout and put it in the autoload directory. It'll load in to the server on start up every time that way.

Michael

[Dr. Johannes Brauer]

I have deployed the Weave-Widgets parcel and copied the files to the
autoload directory. But the parcel is not loaded, I see the unmodified
Weave.TextEditor>>clipboardPaste(event).
What I am doing wrong?

Johannes

[Michael Lucas-Smith]

You should see it being loaded in the startup messages (if you're on mac they'll be in the Console application).

I've attached the patch, try it instead of the parcels you created.

Michael

[Dr. Johannes Brauer]

thanks a lot, your st-file is loaded, the patch works.

Is it possible to create a st-file from WV?

Johannes

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[Michael Lucas-Smith]

Not directly, no. But the st-file is just XML. The format, I believe, is fairly straight forward.

Michael