copy-paste

I have custom settings in Visual Studio that include a dark background. Copy/pasting to Outlook produces a crime against eyeballs with a dark background in code on a white background of the mail. Does anyone have any ideas of how I can paste code in standard VS formatting (NOT unformatted text from paste special, and not paste with my custom VS formatting)? (Alternatively, does anyone know a quick way to switch between themes in VS? Thinking that could also work...) The following blog post details how to address this issue in VS2012: http://codinglifestyle.wordpress.com/2013/05/17/copy-and

Here's the deal, I have various event receivers registered to a document library: ItemAdded ItemAdding ItemFileMoved ItemUpdating These event receivers work as expected in all cases, APART FROM copying and pasting into explorer view. It's worth noting that the event receivers do fire off when MOVING from explorer view into explorer view! Has anyone else experienced this? Is there a way to fix this? Workaround: Create a SharePoint Designer Workflow, attach it to your Doc Library. Make it run when the item is changed or updated Give it a simple step with the following Action (no conditions)

I've got a handle to a Java Process instance and its associated streams. It's a console program. I'd like to simulate a break sequence. On Windows this is Ctrl-C. Is this possible without natives? The reason for doing this: the console program is a command-line console itself, controlling a virtual machine for another language. The user can run another program from this console program. While a program is running, the break sequence will interrupt execution of the underlying program and cause the console program to go into debug mode. We are Java-wrapping this console debugger so that it can

I'm using this code in background.js in a Chrome extension to copy text to the user's clipboard: chrome.runtime.onMessage.addListener( function(request, sender, sendResponse) { if (request.command == "copy") { executeCopy(request.text); sendResponse({farewell: "copy request received"}); } } ); function executeCopy(text){ var copyDiv = document.createElement('div'); copyDiv.contentEditable = true; document.body.appendChild(copyDiv); copyDiv.innerHTML = text; copyDiv.unselectable = "off"; copyDiv.focus(); document.execCommand('SelectAll'); document.execCommand("Copy", false, null); document.body