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I think there must be an easy answer for this. I double click something, it will automatically choose regular words, as well as semicolon, etc, say, it selects aaaa:. But ...
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- 11-29-2011 #1Just Joined!
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double click to select, but it selects a bit more than needed
I think there must be an easy answer for this. I double click something, it will automatically choose regular words, as well as semicolon, etc, say, it selects aaaa:. But I just want it to select aaaa. How can I possibly achieve that? Thanks,
- 11-30-2011 #2
Any particular program?
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- 11-30-2011 #3Just Joined!
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No, just the usual linux functionality when using terminal.
- 11-30-2011 #4
In the bash terminal select Edit -> Preferences and then advanced. You can choose the "end of word" characters in there.
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- 11-30-2011 #5
If you prefer to edit files directly, have a look at ~/.config/Terminal/terminalrc which may or may not exist before you update the preferences in the GUI.
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- 12-01-2011 #6Just Joined!
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Thanks, it solves my problem!


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