add copy function to disassembly views#509
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This makes hotspot behave like the user expects. I would be confused if I select multiple cells and only get the last one into my clipboard. |
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This allows the user to copy text from the sourcecodeview and the disassembly view. This is done by reimplementing QTreeView with a custom keyPressEvent function that copies everything from selectionModel() to the clipboard and not just currentIndex like the default implementation does.
Only the Q_DECLARE_METATYPE part of the headers is used. So there is no need to include them.
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This allows the user to copy text from the sourcecodeview and the disassembly view. This is done by reimplementing QTreeView with a custom keyPressEvent function that copies everything from selectionModel() to the clipboard and not just currentIndex like the default implementation does.