Support for unicode in using pyclip#38
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Support for unicode in using pyclip#38stefan-matic wants to merge 1 commit intoStreamController:mainfrom
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ImDevinC
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Because this plugin doesn't have a backend, this will require pyclip to be installed in the root StreamController plugin. Is there a way to accomplish this same functionality without using a third party implementation?
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Hello,
Unicode characters like € were output as "u20ac" instead of the actual symbol.
The current unicode logic didn't paste my unicode characters like expected.
I opted out for using pyclip instead of the CTRL+SHIFT+U because it's also a common keybind in several of my apps.
Tested on NixOS, but should work pretty much anywhere.
Now I can finally bind a key for
¯\_(ツ)_/¯Let me know if you want me to adjust something, or feel free to close the PR if pyclip is not something you want in the codebase.