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The copy-file-name command on Ctrl-C Alt-n is a convenient way
to put the current buffer's filename onto the clipboard. In a dired
buffer, it copies the current line's absolute pathname.
The similar copy-include-file-name on Ctrl-C Alt-i formats the
current file's name as an #include command for C mode buffers,
and similarly for other languages. It looks for a variable with a
name of the form copy-include-file-name-mode, where
mode is the current mode name. The variable holds a file name
template (see File Name Templates) which is used to format the
current file's name. If there's a function by that name, not a
variable, Epsilon simply calls it. The function can call the
copy_line_to_clipboard( ) subroutine after preparing a suitable
line.
The insert-date command on Ctrl-C Alt-d inserts the current
time and/or date, according to the format specified by the
date-format variable.
Standard bindings:
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