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Describe the bug
When VsVim is installed it starts handling ctrl+c as if it were a chord even when handled by visual studio. So ctrl+c doesn't copy even if visual studio is set to use it as copy. The issue persists if VsVIm is disabled (ctrl+shift+f12) and must be uninstalled to resolve the problem
To Reproduce
Install VsVim
Setup Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V to be handled by visual studio
press ctrl+c on a text selection
observe in bottom left it says waiting for second key of a chord and attempt to paste with ctrl +v and observe it does not work.
Expected behavior
VsVim should not modify existing shortcuts if they are being handled by visual studio and should allow them to work.
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Environment (please complete the following information):
Visual Studio version: 17.8.3
VsVim version: 2.10.0.6
Programming Language: c#
Check(Type 'x') any that are installed:
ReSharper
Visual Assist
Additional context
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Is this the message you are seeing in the bottom left hand area of the window?
If so, I think that is Visual Studio handling the keypress and you either do not have ctrl-v / ctrl-c mapped to an action or have ctrl-c / ctrl-v mapped to multiple actions using chords and Visual studio is waiting for the second part of the chord. Either way, check the Tools -> options -> environment -> keyboard settings menu and search for Edit.Copy or Edit.Paste to see what keyboard shortcuts are assigned for copy / paste.
Describe the bug
When VsVim is installed it starts handling ctrl+c as if it were a chord even when handled by visual studio. So ctrl+c doesn't copy even if visual studio is set to use it as copy. The issue persists if VsVIm is disabled (ctrl+shift+f12) and must be uninstalled to resolve the problem
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
VsVim should not modify existing shortcuts if they are being handled by visual studio and should allow them to work.
Screenshots
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Environment (please complete the following information):
Additional context
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