So the way it works is: say you have selected some text, start a Lintalist search (or press the hotkey you assigned to a snippet) Lintalist will use the "ShortcutCopy" hotkey - by default ^c to copy the selected text to the clipboard. If you use [[selected]] or [[clipboard]] in your snippet that selected (and copied) text will be used in the snippet, for example
selected text -> Lintalist search, html bundle, bold snippet, becomes -> <b>selected text</b>.
But some may prefer to use the scancode ^{vk43} - and I recently added AltPaste.ini to allow Copy/Cut/Paste to be defined for different programs - see https://github.com/lintalist/lintalist/ ... ltPaste.md - I made ShortcutCopy, ShortcutPaste, ShortcutCut a setting which could also be changed globally. AltPaste allows you to use say ^l to be used to paste an image as a new layer in a graphics program (which I do), or +{Ins} to be used in console applications (putty for example).
Long story short: the "Enter" related hotkeys while the Lintalist Search Gui is active can not be changed via the settings and I don't think I will add support for it - pressing Enter to confirm a choice seems so logical. (to me anyway).
If you always want to COPY and not PASTE your snippets, you can change that behaviour already via the PasteMethod=2 setting. That way you can just press Enter which is probably more comfortable compared to ^c ?
If you just want it for specific snippets you can use the PasteMethod plugin method.
If you really want to add ^c to copy just add it above line https://github.com/lintalist/lintalist/ ... .ahk#L1520 for the time being and see how that goes, perhaps I'll add it myself in a future update but I doubt I'd use it as pressing Enter would be easier for me.
I hope this helps
