ctrl+v paste does not copy text correctly in linux(wsl)
See original GitHub issueTake this sample
import sys
import readchar
while True:
sys.stdout.write(readchar.readchar())
sys.stdout.flush()
if I copy the text ClientMessage.to_server
and paste it into the program terminal in linux(wsl) I would get unordered characters
or missing characters like this ClientMto_seerrv
on windows cmd it works fine
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Yea its not jet externalised and you have to import it directly from the submodules,
from readchar._read_posix import Readchar
would have worked. Its still under development 😅But good to know that it allready fixes your issue
Anyways… Have you tried to use the terminal functionality, by pressing
CTRL+SHIFT+V
?