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+ ### Added
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+ - Mouse support, controlled by ` yank_with_mouse ` and ` yank_selection_mouse `
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+ (@keidax )
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[ v2.3.0] 2018-02-01
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Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -209,13 +209,33 @@ You can change this by setting `@yank_selection`:
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set -g @yank_selection ' primary' # or ' secondary' or ' clipboard'
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```
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+ With mouse support turned on (see below) the default clipboard for mouse
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+ selections is `primary`.
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+ You can change this by setting `@yank_selection_mouse`:
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+ ``` tmux
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+ # ~/.tmux.conf
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+ set -g @yank_selection_mouse ' clipboard' # or ' primary' or ' secondary'
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+ ```
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### Mouse Support
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- When making a selection using `tmux` with `mode-mouse on` or
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- `mode- mouse copy-mode`, you cannot rely on the default ' release mouse after
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- selection to copy ' behavior .
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+ `tmux-yank` has mouse support enabled by default. It will only work if `tmux` ' s
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+ built-in mouse support is also enabled (with ` mouse on ` since ` tmux ` 2.1, or
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+ ` mode-mouse on ` in older versions) .
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- Instead, press <kbd>y</kbd> before releasing mouse.
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+ To yank with the mouse, click and drag with the primary button to begin
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+ selection, and release to yank.
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+ If you would prefer to disable this behavior, or provide your own bindings for
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+ the ` MouseDragEnd1Pane` event, you can do so with:
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+ ` ` ` tmux
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+ # ~/.tmux.conf
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+ set -g @yank_with_mouse off # or 'on'
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+ ` ` `
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# ## vi mode support
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