I see that there are cut/copy/paste buttons that do nothing at least in the Python editor. I think copy & paste by line would be a good way to do it. However, unlike TI's implementation, one should be able to take a line and paste it on the current line, rather than make a new line.
UDXS
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What about holding shift while moving the cursor to select certain areas of text to copy? Then pasting either at the cursor's location or pasting and replacing a selected area of text?
0b101
on 29 Jun 2018
@0b101 That'd require a couple of new events at the ion layer and minor changes to differentiate between a shift being active (ie. pressing and releasing the shift key as usual) and holding down the shift key and then pressing up/down/left or right. If I'm not mistaken the keyboard matrix on the device can handle this, so overall it should be fairly easy to do.
boricj
on 29 Jun 2018
That is another way to do it. I would suggest a hybrid where, if you have nothing selected, it copies/cuts the whole line but will only copy parts with a selection.
UDXS
on 29 Jun 2018
This issue can be closed since 5de65e0
RedGl0w
on 20 Feb 2020
As @RedGl0w said, this issue was fixed :)
LeaNumworks
on 6 Mar 2020
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That is another way to do it. I would suggest a hybrid where, if you have nothing selected, it copies/cuts the whole line but will only copy parts with a selection.