I'm writing a C# console application, and whenever I paste text that contains double quotation marks into the console, it changes them to a regular quotation mark.
Here's an example:
I paste „Hello World!”
into the console, but it displays „Hello World!"
instead. I tried changing the input and output enconding to unicode, but it didn't help. Pasting into notepad works just fine.
Found solution for pure cmd
window as well as for a console application if run by double click from File Explorer. There is a DWORD value
named FilterOnPaste
under registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Console
. Defaults to 1
(1 enables new paste behavior), change it to 0
.
Check
reg query HKCU\Console -v FilterOnPaste
and if you get default data
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Console FilterOnPaste REG_DWORD 0x1
or ERROR: The system was unable to find the specified registry key or value then run
reg add HKCU\Console -v FilterOnPaste -d 0 -t REG_DWORD -f
The operation completed successfully.
An explanation at What's New in the Windows Console in Windows Server 2016 => Controlling the new features (valid for Windows 10 console as well).
Another explanation for a cmd
shortcut settings with screenshots at How to enable the new console in Windows 10 and what are its defaults?.
Actually I can't understand full meaning and consequences of new paste behavior.