If you want to make a copy of a line or selection, press Ctrl+D to duplicate it instead of copying and then pasting. If you want to have rich-text copy by default, you can make a single plain-text copy by right-clicking the selection and choosing Copy / Paste Special | Copy as Plain Text from the context menu.
#CUTTING AND PASTING FROM PREZI CLASSIC TO NEXT CODE#
If you want to always copy editor selection as plain text, choose the corresponding option under Rich-Text Copy on the Editor | Code Editing page of the IDE settings Ctrl+Alt+S. When cutting and copying text from the editor, by default MPS puts it as rich text to the clipboard, keeping the highlighting colors and font. You can disable copying or cutting the current line when there is no selection on the Advanced Settings page of the IDE settings Ctrl+Alt+S. Press Ctrl+C or choose Edit | Copy from the main menu. Set the caret anywhere in the line to copy the whole line, or make a selection to copy. For example, you can press Ctrl+W to elect the word at the caret and then extend the selection to containing logical blocks of code. There are a lot of ways to select text in the editor before copying or cutting. Press Ctrl+X or choose Edit | Cut from the main menu.
Set the caret anywhere in the line to cut the whole line, or select a block that you want to cut. Cut and copy code to the clipboard Cut line or selection You can also cut, copy, and paste several ranges of text in different places with multiple carets. When pasting, you can optionally choose items from clipboard history and automatically apply formatting rules. Apart from standard cut, copy, and paste operations, MPS lets you copy file paths, symbol references, and so on.
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