Yes, the command window can be special depending on the Windows version you are using.
Note that it actually sends shift+insert to paste as that (should) be defined in AltPaste.ini - see
https://github.com/l...ter/docs/AltPaste.md for more information - that should work in Windows 10 by default.
If you use Windows 10 you can also enable ^v paste in the command prompt - see
https://www.howtogee...dows-command-prompt/ on how to do that. If you do change that you can edit AltPaste.ini and remove [cmd.exe]
If you use any other windows version you should (could):
- open altpaste.ini in say notepad (or other text editor)
- look at the [cmd.exe] section and there you should see "Paste=+{Ins}" - replace "+{Ins}" with "!{space}ep" (sans quotes)
- save the ini file and restart lintalist
(I'll add this to the AltPaste.md documentation)
It should now use the alt-space-edit-paste shortcut to paste text, that may not always be the most reliable method but it should work.
If you have any new line chars in your snippet it will "send enter" to "execute" that snippet which you may not want, so either remove all new lines from your snippet OR use linefeed.ini to add
[cmd.exe]
char=32
this will replace new lines with a space - see
http://lintalist.git...nfiguration-LinefeedI hope that explains it and is useful.