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is about the editor operations cut, copy, and paste as they apply to Emacs. In Emacs, cut is called "kill" and paste is called "yank" (but Emacs enhances the standard cut and paste behavior).
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Inside isearch how to get mouse-2 clicked inside a frame to paste into echoarea?
After studying isearch.el for some time I solved this by adding to my emacs config file:
;; override isearch-mouse-2, which requires clicking in the echo area
;; to yank, to have the same behavior cl …
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Inside isearch how to get mouse-2 clicked inside a frame to paste into echoarea?
When I search with C-s, I can paste a search term (copied outside of emacs frame) with either M-y or mouse-2 click focused inside echoarea. In xemacs it is enough to mouse-2 click inside the main buff …
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