Cut command is very slowly on Windows Terminal about micro HOT 4 OPEN

Hi

In my Windows setup I wanted to delete the current line or all partially selected lines (my version of wordstar yank block ^KY):

1. I bind CTRL+Y as follows in bindings.json

    "CtrlY": "lua:initlua.delsel,SelectLine,Delete",

2. From my init.lua file:

function delsel(Current)
-- Please see the Ctrl+Y binding. This avoids deleting EOL
    if Current.Cursor:HasSelection(Current) then
        Current.Cursor:DeleteSelection()
    end
end

3. This repeats if I hold down CTRL+Y, it works on Windows console and Windows terminal.

Kind Regards Gavin Holt

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function delsel(Current)
-- Please see the Ctrl+Y binding. This avoids deleting EOL
    if Current.Cursor:HasSelection(Current) then
        Current.Cursor:DeleteSelection()
    end
end

I paste the following line in the bindings.json:

"Ctrl-k": "lua:initlua.delsel,SelectLine,Delete",

Then I create ~/.config/micro/init.lua file, and insert the following rows:

function delsel(Current)
-- Please see the Ctrl+Y binding. This avoids deleting EOL
    if Current.Cursor:HasSelection(Current) then
        Current.Cursor:DeleteSelection()
    end
end

Now , when I press ctrl+k, the the following error message appear:

init:3: invalid number of function arguments (1 expected, got 2)
stack traceback:
        [G]: in function 'HasSelection'
        init:3: in main chunk
        [G]: ?

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Hi

Sorry try:

function delsel(Current)
-- Please see the Ctrl+Y binding. This avoids deleting EOL
    if Current.Cursor:HasSelection() then
        Current.Cursor:DeleteSelection()
    end
end

Kind Regards Gavin Holt

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Hi

Sorry try:

function delsel(Current)
-- Please see the Ctrl+Y binding. This avoids deleting EOL
    if Current.Cursor:HasSelection() then
        Current.Cursor:DeleteSelection()
    end
end

Kind Regards Gavin Holt

Thx. Working great.

But it wouldn't be bad if the deletion would also work with the Cut command when pressed for a long time, as in the case of a Linux terminals.

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