[Octave-patch-tracker] [patch #9762] Don't select the '.m' extension when double clicking on a file name in terminal window

[Roland Baudin]

Follow-up Comment #2, patch #9762 (project octave):

Yes, assuming you want to execute the script 'myscript.m" the use case is the
following (in Unix systems):

1. Type 'ls' or 'dir' in the terminal window (within the GUI), in the folder
where the file is located

2. Double click on the name 'myscript.m', this selects the name 'myscript'
(without the '.m' extension)

3. Click on the middle button of the mouse on the command line, this pastes
the name 'myscript' to the command line

4. Press enter, this executes the script

In fact, I particularized the '.m' case because it was simpler for me, but
when double clicking in MATLAB on a file name, any extension is removed from
the selection, so this probably should be a better way than that what I've
done.


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