feat: add copy/paste support for nodes#349
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avinxshKD wants to merge 1 commit intoControlCore-Project:devfrom
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feat: add copy/paste support for nodes#349avinxshKD wants to merge 1 commit intoControlCore-Project:devfrom
avinxshKD wants to merge 1 commit intoControlCore-Project:devfrom
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@pradeeban pls check, Also one thing i noticed (as i said in description), pasted nodes offset by 20px so they don't stack on the original, but not sure if there's a preferred placement convention in the codebase |
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Nodes couldn't be copied at all, no clipboard state, no hotkeys, nothing wired up. added it.
copySelected() / pasteClipboard() on the graph instance
clipboard in reducer (SET_CLIPBOARD + state.clipboard)
Copy/Paste in the toolbar with Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V
Pasted nodes offset by 20px so they don't land directly on top. Only copies ordin nodes (not the internal junction nodes)
closes #345