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Clipboard: Switch C-y and C-Y
First, this behavior now matches that of dmenu. People switching over from dmenu might be used to this. I would argue, though, that it is more comfortable in general anyway: The "primary" selection is often easier to access, you can just select some text and be done with it, no need to reach for C-c (or even C-S-c in terminals). Some programs like XTerm can't even put text into the "clipboard" selection without special configuration. It thus makes sense to make this selection available with a hotkey that's easier to reach (I find C-y to be much more comfortable than C-Y). Only in rare circumstances do I need to access the "clipboard" selection. In practice, this change is *probably* not a (very) breaking change for users, because you very often have to select some text first using a mouse (thus putting it into the "primary" selection) before you can put it into the "clipboard" selection using something like C-c. This means that pasting from "primary" almost acts as a "magic" hotkey that does "the right thing".
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@ -203,10 +203,10 @@ poll_key(const struct bm_menu *menu, unsigned int *unicode)
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return (mods & MOD_CTRL ? BM_KEY_RETURN : BM_KEY_UNICODE);
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case XKB_KEY_y:
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return (mods & MOD_CTRL ? BM_KEY_PASTE_CLIPBOARD : BM_KEY_UNICODE);
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return (mods & MOD_CTRL ? BM_KEY_PASTE_PRIMARY : BM_KEY_UNICODE);
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case XKB_KEY_Y:
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return (mods & MOD_CTRL ? BM_KEY_PASTE_PRIMARY : BM_KEY_UNICODE);
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return (mods & MOD_CTRL ? BM_KEY_PASTE_CLIPBOARD : BM_KEY_UNICODE);
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case XKB_KEY_1:
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if ((mods & MOD_ALT)) return BM_KEY_CUSTOM_1;
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@ -150,10 +150,10 @@ poll_key(const struct bm_menu *menu, unsigned int *unicode)
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return (mods & MOD_CTRL ? BM_KEY_WORD_DELETE : BM_KEY_UNICODE);
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case XK_y:
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return (mods & MOD_CTRL ? BM_KEY_PASTE_CLIPBOARD : BM_KEY_UNICODE);
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return (mods & MOD_CTRL ? BM_KEY_PASTE_PRIMARY : BM_KEY_UNICODE);
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case XK_Y:
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return (mods & MOD_CTRL ? BM_KEY_PASTE_PRIMARY : BM_KEY_UNICODE);
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return (mods & MOD_CTRL ? BM_KEY_PASTE_CLIPBOARD : BM_KEY_UNICODE);
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case XK_j:
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return (mods & MOD_ALT ? BM_KEY_DOWN : BM_KEY_UNICODE);
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@ -299,7 +299,7 @@ In the following examples, *C-x* means *<control-x>*, *M-x* means *<alt-x>* and
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Clear the filter.
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*C-y, C-Y*
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Paste selection (*C-y* for "clipboard", *C-Y* for "primary").
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Paste selection (*C-y* for "primary", *C-Y* for "clipboard").
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*M-[1-9]*
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Print selected items and exit with a custom error code 10 (*M-1*)
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