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Qt Creator has a nice feature where pressing Command + Shift + V (on macOS) brings up a clipboard history menu:
So the most recently things you've copied in the editor will show up there, making it really easy to quickly paste in variables etc. you've recently been working with.
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Quick note: there are exisiting solutions for clipboard history in KDE (builtin), Gnome (extension), Windows 10 (builtin), and Mac (builtin and apps). Of course, not having to switch context to the desktop shell in order to view the history might still be useful.
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Qt Creator has a nice feature where pressing Command + Shift + V (on macOS) brings up a clipboard history menu:
So the most recently things you've copied in the editor will show up there, making it really easy to quickly paste in variables etc. you've recently been working with.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: