Description
Describe the problem
The title says it all:
IDE 2.0.3 unable to copy content of serial monitor with ctrl-a / ctrl-c
don't you think that it is crucial for debugging to have this function?
To reproduce
take any code of your choice that prints to the serial monitor 20 to 50 lines
stop the printing (f.e. by unplugging the µC.
click into area of serial monitor
Try to use ctrl-a, ctrl-c
nothing happends
Expected behavior
take any code of your choice that prints to the serial monitor 20 to 50 lines
stop the printing (f.e. by unplugging the µC.
click into area of serial monitor
Try to use ctrl-a, ctrl-c
all content of the serial monitor is copied to the clipboard
Arduino IDE version
Ide 2.0.3 if you need more info add a description RIGHT HERE how to obtain the additional info
Operating system
Windows
Operating system version
if you need more info add a links RIGHT HERE that lead to how to obtain the additional info
Additional context
simply baffeled by not implementing this function of beeing able to use
ctrl-a / ctrl-c to copy content of serial monitor
I checked all the checkboxes. It is my full intention to create another ISSUE as a bug-report on this
despite there are multiple similar issues.
I feel it is a bottomless cheek to advertise the IDE 2.0.3 as the "current version" of the IDE and still not have this function installed!
What are the reasons to NOT add this functionality?
Issue checklist
- I searched for previous reports inI verified the problem still occurs when using the latestMy report contains all necessary details
Activity
per1234 commentedon Feb 26, 2023
@StefanL38 that is counterproductive. Instead of putting the time to working on fixing problems and making enhancements to Arduino IDE 2.x, we must clean up after your inappropriate usage of this issue tracker. I have warned you about this before. If you persist in this behavior I will be forced to report your account to GitHub for abuse.
Give me a break. I'm certain you already know which version of Windows you are using.
Closing as duplicate of #812