I want to duplicate some binary data. The normal Ctrl+C command doesn't work in my editor (Notepad++), it copies data only up to the first NUL char. Is there any workaround?
Windows – How to copy binary data in Windows (preferably with Notepad++)
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Take a look at PureText. I don't think there is a specific "OS-level setting" for disabling rich text in the clipboard, but the goal of PureText is to do exactly that.
It also gives you the flexibility of setting custom hotkeys for converting text to plain text format. By changing the hotkey to Ctrl-v, you can paste and convert the text in one shot.
Compatible with Windows 95 and up. PureText is freeware.
If you use the NppExec plugin, the following macro will do what you want:
npp_save
C:\Python27\pythonw.exe G:\my_python_script.py
This can be bound to any key combination, does not rely on any existing shortcuts, and will bring up a save dialog if necessary.
Best Answer
In the
Editmenu of Notepad++ (I'm using v5.9.2) underPaste Specialthere are actions to Copy, Cut, and Paste Binary Content.