[FEATURE] Copy preset name / milk file to the clipboard

[balazs-ita-epam]

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• This feature request is NOT for the Android apps in the Play Store
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Is Your Enhancement Related to a Problem?

Currently I organize 20 - 30 preset for single videos, by browsing through the tens of thousands of preset.
Whenever I see a great one during playback, I lock it, have to write its name manually from the top window header into the notpad application.

Your Suggested Enhancement

Currently I organize 20 - 30 presets for single videos, by browsing through the tens of thousands of preset.

Whenever I see a great one, I have to write its name manually from the top window header into the notpad application.

Please implement to copy the

• the name
• or even better: the milk file itself
  to the clipboard, so the user just have to use Ctrl+V to paste it into a sorting folder in the File Manager app.

Of course a better preset managemnet with preset previews, etc would be better, but just for sorting this could be an enourmous helper.

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[kblaschke]

Definitely easy to implement. I'd add this as a menu item, and possibly use the ctrl-c shortcut as well to put the full preset path into the clipboard. I guess it depends on how the OS handles the actual clipboard data in regards to file management (e.g. setting some kind of content type hint, like the CF_HDROP format in the Win32 API), as we can currently only set plain text content in a cross-platform way via SDL2. More sophisticated clipboard functionality would require manually implementing the code for each target platform, as Windows, macOS and Linux have totally different APIs and clipboard functionality.

[balazs-ita-epam]

Thanks. Just to keep it simple, I think just the preset filename copy to the clipboard is sufficient.
The user should use the OS-based search functionality to find and copy/paste the .milk file itself.
On Windows I disabled the Windows search service and use the third party app Listary exculsively which finds anything anywhere in the file system instantly.