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While coding I find that often it is needed to copy several parts of the code from one place to another (no, it is not copy/paste antipattern) and you end up switching back and force between files.

Does anyone know any good windows-wide software (or Eclipse plugin) that can handle multiple copy/paste? So I can copy several different things at the same time and paste them in any order.

I tried couple but they didn't feel as natural as Ctrl-C/V.

+3  A: 

On visual studio you can do (i think) any number of "select text, ctrl + c" and then press ctrl+shift and without releasing them press v to cycle through your copied text.

Sergio
You type quicker than I do :)
Aidan
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You could open up some sort of editor, such as JEdit, and use it as a scratch space, although this is probably not the best solution.

samoz
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Another editor to be mentioned here (of course) is Emacs and its registers: doku here

Even available under Windows ;)

Leonidas
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For Eclipse I use viPlugin it gives you a Vi input model and you can use Vim-like registers for copying, cutting and pasting data.

  • 10 numbered registers "0 to "9
  • 26 named registers "a to "z or "A to "Z
CMS
+6  A: 

Have a look at http://www.bluemars.org/clipx/. I use it permanently, I kind of depend on it now :)

Bogdan
Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for.
serg
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You could take a look at the Ditto or xNeat Clipboard managers (the latter works with Ctrl+C and Ctrl+Shift+V, which I find handy to use).

ISW
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there is a solution present...with the software named office clipboard...link...[http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/HA101636021033.aspx%5D another alternative is clipboard extender

nitin
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Try this http://qreo.net/coppy/

For text & files.

Marware
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I use edit plus, it has a monitor clipboard option that I use franticly, but I guess I'll give clipx a try as well...

Ehrann Mehdan
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use windows clipboard!

anonymous