How to mimic Visual Studio's CTRL-X, CTRL-V functionality in Notepad++?

问题

I'm using Notepad++ for some projects and miss Visual Studio's Ctrl + X, Ctrl + C functionality that cuts or copies the entire current line when no text is selected. The cut line shortcut seems to be Ctrl + L, which is not as convenient as Ctrl + X and the copy shortcut seems to be Ctrl + D, Ctrl + L, which is even less convenient.

Although a similar question has been asked before, the way to do this in Notepad++ was not provided and I cannot find a solution on the Notepad++ site or on its forums.

回答1:

I've created a Notepad++ plugin that does this (without the need of python). It can be found at https://bitbucket.org/zastrowm/notepad-visualstudiolinecopy.

回答2:

Synthesizing all other answers and comments, plus some additional necessary steps that haven't been mentioned:

Scintilla provides a "copyAllowLine" command that does this. Notepad++ doesn't expose that command in the shortcut mapper, but you can call it from a Python script and map Ctrl + C to that script. There is no corresponding command for "cutAllowLine", but a bit of extra Python code will do it. These scripts must be added to the menu and Notepad++ must restart before they will become available in the shortcut mapper.

1. Install Python Script plugin(can be done with Notepad++ Plugin Manager)

2. Create the following two python scripts using the menu Plugins -> Python Script -> New script

   copyAllowLine.py

   editor.copyAllowLine()
   

   
   

   cutAllowLine.py

   if editor.getSelectionStart() == editor.getSelectionEnd():
       editor.lineCut()
   else:
       editor.cut()
   

   
   

3. Python Script -> Configuration

   • under User Scripts, add a menu item for each script.
     
     

4. Restart notepad++ (important)

5. Settings -> Shortcut Mapper...

   • under Scintilla Commands, remove the existing associations for Ctrl + C and Ctrl + X.

   • under Plugin commands, find the scripts you just created and map your shortcuts to them.

Note: when installed via plugin manager, version 1.0.6 was installed. When I attempted to run anything python related in Notepad++ I got an unknown exception from plugin manager. The solution was to manually download and install the 1.0.8 .msi from here: 1.0.8 installer

回答3:

1. Install NppPython plugin (can be done with Notepad++ Plugin Manager)

2. Create this python script using the menu Plugins -> Python Script -> New script:

   if editor.getSelectionStart() == editor.getSelectionEnd():
       editor.lineCut()
   else:
       editor.cut()
   

3. Restart notepad++ (important)

4. Go to Menu Settings -> Shortcut Mapper -> Plugin commands

5. Find the script you just created in the list and set CTRL+X shortcut for it

6. Enjoy!

回答4:

Go to Settings->Shortcut Mapper and click on the "Scintilla commands" tab at the top. Under there you should be able to change the Ctrl + L command to Ctrl + X.

回答5:

You can add a script with the Python Script Notepad++ plugin, and assign Ctrl + C to the script (remove the Ctrl + C mapping from SCI_COPY in shortcut mapper, Scintilla Commands tab)

The script is just:

if editor.getSelectionStart() == editor.getSelectionEnd():
    line = editor.getCurLine()
    editor.copyText(line)
else:
    editor.copy()

Obviously just add another similar script for Ctrl-X that removes the line instead.

回答6:

The plugin from MackieChan: notepad-visual studio line copy

has to be still setup-ed as follow:

1. Put it into notepad++/plugin folder

2. open notepad++ (restart)

3. in Settings -> Shortcut Mapper

   under Scintilla Commands, remove the existing associations for Ctrl + C,X

   under Plugin commands, find the scripts you just created and map your shortcuts to them.

回答7:

There is a plugin for it at https://github.com/kbilsted/NppPluginCutNCopyLine its open source and the code is easy to modify if you have extra needs.

回答8:

you can write a program with a global key event hook, which every time you make a Ctrl + X checks if notepad++ is the foremost application running, grabs the screen, checks if any text is selected (by looking at the screenshot and your notepad++ color settings), and sends a WM_KEYPRESS message to the notepad++ window simulating a Ctrl + L (assuming you're using windows).

(this won't put the line into the clipboard though, you'll have to make some character recognition to allow it)

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/619754/how-to-mimic-visual-studios-ctrl-x-ctrl-v-functionality-in-notepad