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Text pasting is slow #40
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See my comment in issue #37. Does ConsoleZ support disabling Ctrl-V or at least remapping it? ConEmu does. |
Of course it does, however it cannot be configured per tab type (ps, cmd, cygwin). So breaking the consistency of hotkeys on different kind of tabs cannot be avoided. |
It should be much faster now after commit 9be92ea. |
Yes, it works now nicely. Thank you very much, great job! |
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Using the console host text pasting feature (powershell.exe -> window context menu -> edit -> paste) takes exponentially more time as the pasted text is longer.
I haven't investigated the problem deeply, but it seems the context menu pasting pushes the text from the clipboard to Powershell char by char.
I found out that PSReadline enables the CTRL-V shortcut, what is a nice workaround for this problem. However, if I wanted to use the paste feature of a custom console host (e.g. ConsoleZ) it would paste the text char by char too.
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