I did not touch my Xcode keyboard preferences since installing Xcode 10.
nothing there about source editor copy bugs or even changes. I've done a scan of the Xcode 10 release notes. Some deeper system of Xcode that all versions share must have been upgraded by installing Xcode 10? So I think that by installing Xcode 10 beta 4 (I don't know if any previous beta would have this bug or not), now copy is failing for any Xcode I use. So that when I go to paste, it beeps at me (and Finder's Show Clipboard says there's nothing on the clipboard, not even what I had previously).
Xcode is clearing the clipboard and then failing to add the new selected text to the clipboard. Note: it's not that the copy command is merely skipped. I cannot reproduce the problem in, say Notes app, nor have I noticed the bug in any other app. I've even proven the bug with using the Edit menu's Copy command (using my mouse). But now that I've switched back to Xcode 9.4.1 the bug is still there! I first noticed the copy bug (copy fails to actually copy, even though the Edit menu blinks as normal when I do a Cmd-C) using Xcode 10 beta 4.
Restart your computer and test if you can now copy and paste.I just installed and started using Xcode 10 beta 4 (previously was using just Xcode 9.4.1). Set Value data to 1 and Base to Hexadecimal. Open IsCloudAndHistoryFeatureAvailable. Head to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE > Microsoft > Clipboard. In the Start menu search bar, search for regedit and select Run as administrator. You can also fix the clipboard through Registry Editor. Related: A Beginner’s Guide to the Windows Command Prompt How to Fix the Windows 10 Clipboard Using the Registry Editor Open Command Prompt with administrator rights, type echo off | clip, and press Enter. In Windows 10, you can use Command Prompt to delete the Windows clipboard cache. How to Fix the Windows 10 Clipboard Using the Command Prompt Fortunately, fixing this issue is an easy job. However, if the clipboard stops working correctly, you can’t copy and paste anymore. When you paste it, you paste it from the clipboard. Fix the Windows 10 ClipboardĮvery time you copy a text or an image, Windows 10 saves it on a virtual clipboard. To fix it, you can force quit the app or configure its settings so it doesn’t include the computer’s clipboard in the optimization process. As such, this wipes all the data you’re trying to paste, making the feature unusable. Unfortunately, while file cleaning or RAM optimization apps try to save space and make your computer faster, they might also remove all your clipboard data. When you copy an image or some text, your system uses the Random Access Memory (RAM) to save it temporarily.
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