Expose wordCharacters property to QTermWidget API #531
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* expose setWordCharacters API * add wordCharacters to documentation --------- Co-authored-by: Adam Higerd <[email protected]>
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A feature that QTerminal is missing, which is present in gnome-terminal, is the ability to configure which characters are considered "word" characters for the purposes of double-click selection. (Feature request)
QTermWidget has internal support for configuring those characters, inherited from Konsole, but its public API provides no way to do so. This PR adds
wordCharacters() constandsetWordCharacters()to QTermWidget in order to support this feature.