Expected behavior: With the CopyEdit package enabled, copying text from within Sublime Text 3 and pasting it outside of Sublime Text 3 should produce the same behavior as when the CopyEdit package is not installed (in other words, CopyEdit should limit its influence to the Sublime context).
Actual behavior: When CopyEdit is enabled, ctrl+c-copied text with newlines will fail to insert the newlines when pasted into certain contexts. It's not every context, but where I've noticed it is in Python REPLs (vers. 3.7.5 and 2.7.13, specifically, although I have no reason to believe it matters). Right-click-copy and then pasting that text produces the correct behavior, so it appears to only the hotkey copy that is has the issue.
I observed this in Windows 10, just to record platform information.
Expected behavior: With the CopyEdit package enabled, copying text from within Sublime Text 3 and pasting it outside of Sublime Text 3 should produce the same behavior as when the CopyEdit package is not installed (in other words, CopyEdit should limit its influence to the Sublime context).
Actual behavior: When CopyEdit is enabled,
ctrl+c-copied text with newlines will fail to insert the newlines when pasted into certain contexts. It's not every context, but where I've noticed it is in Python REPLs (vers. 3.7.5 and 2.7.13, specifically, although I have no reason to believe it matters). Right-click-copy and then pasting that text produces the correct behavior, so it appears to only the hotkey copy that is has the issue.I observed this in Windows 10, just to record platform information.