问题
Does anyone know of a simple way to swap whatever is currently in my clipboard with the current mouse selection?
So lets say my clipboard has the text Foo in it.
On a line of code public void DoBar() { ... I have Bar selected
I'd like a simple key combination that changes DoBar() to DoFoo() and leaves me with the text Bar"in the clipboard (so that if I was to press CTRL-V it would paste Bar).
Note: I don't want to have to fiddle with anything graphical (i.e. clipboard switcher, paste ring). I'm just after a simple key-combination (so CTRL-X: Cut, CTRL-C: Copy, CTRL-V: Paste, CTRL-B?: Swap)
Bonus points for a general solution that works throughout Windows.
回答1:
I know you didn't want a solution that involved installing anything, but I landed on this page with the same question, so I decided to post an answer ( that does include a gui )
install AutoHotKey!
see http://www.autohotkey.com/board/topic/15-clipboard-hotkey-functions/
Kind regards
Ward
回答2:
No generic solution for this exists, so sorry: I anticipate disappointment.
You might be able to build a Visual Studio plugin with an implementation of this, but it isn't a standard solution on any platform besides maybe Vi/Vim or Emacs (and even then I'm not sure).
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8250513/how-to-swap-clipboard-contents-for-current-selection-in-visual-studio