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DisAsm: double-click and tripple-click should select text at cursor. #3097
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Hello, can I get assigned to this issue? I am new to contributing, I have already read the contributing pages. |
Here you go, feel free to simply say you start working on it and open a PR linking to this issue so people can see your progress |
Hi I was looking into it and I removed event filter on line 110 I am asking why it is intercepted and if just removing this event filter is enough or it is drastically changes other functionalities? Thank you. |
Hello, I did some work, but I am getting this error while pushing:
Is there any chance that issue is on your side? If not, then help me pls, I updated remote to use ssh, and I have ssh keys added. I am getting positive response from Thank you |
You need to fork the repository first, and push there instead. |
Thank you, I have created PR. |
See #3090 for information.
See the
0x77c5d45a 0f 85 7a ec ff ff jne 0x77c5c0da
opcode.I want to go to the target
0x77c5c0da
address, but i can not do it a convenient way - see #3092So, okay, i want to at list quickly copy it. But it is harder than it needs too.
Text editors and WWW browsers have a convenient feature: double-click selects the whole word, and triple-click selects the whole line por paragraph. Would be helpful here too.
Also, Opera/Presto browser had yet another convenience: after double or triple left-click text selection, the context menu for the selected text was opened immediately, skipping the need for an extra right-click. Sounds trivial, but really convenient it was.
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