Word delimiters are characters that specify where the boundary is between two words. This determines the word delimiters used in a double-click selection. When enabled, the terminal will automatically trim trailing whitespace characters when pasting text to the terminal. This can be useful for selecting text columns, etc.ĭefault value: true Trim trailing whitespace on paste To copy text in a rectangular (block) selection, hold down the Alt key, click and drag your mouse over the text area you want to select. When it's set to false, the white-spaces are preserved, ensuring that all lines have the same length. When this is set to true and you copy text in a rectangular (block) selection to the clipboard, trailing white-spaces are removed from each line.
You can also specify which formats you would like to copy.Īccepts: true, false, "all", "none", "html", "rtf"ĭefault value: false Remove trailing white-space in rectangular selection When it's set to false, only plain text is copied to your clipboard. When this is set to true, the color and font formatting of the selected text is also copied to your clipboard. Using your mouse to right-click will copy the selection.ĭefault value: false Text format when copying When it's set to false, the selection persists and awaits further action. The right-click on your mouse will always paste in this case. When this is set to true, a selection is immediately copied to your clipboard upon creation. Automatically copy selection to clipboard These should be placed at the root of your settings.json file.
The properties listed below affect the entire terminal window, regardless of the profile settings.
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