Don't add a new line at end of "Copy ... to clipboard"

[Altair31]

Hi, I'm facing a little problem with this amazing plugin, it always adds a new line at the end of the clipboard entry. So when I paste my bash script path in a console, the command is immediately run.

It will be a little (I hope) but useful enhancement to remove this trailing new line character.

OS: Centos 7.3 Eclipse Neon.3 Release (4.6.3) EasyShell: 2.1.0.v20170508-1844

[anb0s]

Hi, thanks for reporting this!

You can edit the command or create new one with the needed change. Just select "Window -> Preferences -> EasyShell -> (1) Menu -> Copy Full Path to Clipboard". If you want change the behaviour of the original command use "Edit..." (for menu) and again "Edit..." (for command it self). If you want an additional entry for this case use "Copy..." (for menu) and again "Copy..." (for command it self). Now remove the ${easyshell:line_separator} from "Command:"

The original ${easyshell:resource_loc}${easyshell:line_separator}:

will be ${easyshell:resource_loc} and you can change the name, e.g. to Full Path (no new line):

So if you used "Copy..." then it looks like:

You can change all or add new commands in this way!

[anb0s]

... Just want to give the information why i prefer using new-line or some other delimiter in all clipboard commands: I'm using them with one or more selected resources and the resources pathes are delimited by line separator. It can change if future versions if #73 is implemented and delimiter is added as own field with the option "add only if more then one resource selected"...

[Altair31]

Thanks, I did not see there are some preferences

[jpstotz]

Even if this can be configured the default setting is wrong. The command is named "Copy Full Path" and not "Copy Full path and newline". Therefore in my opinion the default newline should be removed as it is unexpected.

For me this feature is important as I want to copy a file path to clipboard and paste it into Java code string. The additional newline is really a pain.

And I don't want to manually configure this for every new Eclipse installation or workspace.

[anb0s]

I'm not using eclipse in my daily work anymore and therefore cannot allocate time for it -> any contribution is welcome.