In the upper right corner of the screenshot you can see that the long(V3) Onion address is not wrapped, but cut. Also, the colon before the port is missing, which is confusing.
When you enlarge the detail window, you can see that wrapping automatically works, but only at word-breakpoints, e.g. space or colon.
Copying the v3 Onion address and port with the mouse works fine, though. The complete address and port is copied.
fbuf3g…a27cad.onion:8333 work for you?
I would like it better, if the address would be longer than 28 31 characters (which is half of the onion V3 length 56 + : + 5 digit port number) it would get a linefeed wrap after the 28 31th character. I think this would fit well into the window, and there would be no information loss.
But the whole address should be copy-able.
I did not find another way to copy the address, aside of marking it in the details tab with the mouse (this was also the use case made me stumbling upon this issue).
Alternatively, if right-cklicking the address in the main peer window column, there could be a context menu “copy to clipboard”. I would like that most.
Do you mind looking into #264?
Have done, thank you very much. If this copy-menu is there, the detail window regarding the node address is not so important anymore, and I could live with a contracted address display like fbuf3g…a27cad.onion:8333 there.
The use case I stumbled upon this issue was that I wanted to copy a peer address, and it was confusing to try to copy it from the details header where it was not wrapped.
#276 (shorten address display with ‘…’ in the middle) is not regarding this issue.
This issue would be solved with a copy entry in the addresses context menu. That was intended with #264, which was closed and then picked up in #318, which is still open, not merged. The “copy address” address context menu entry is missing in current master:
From my point of view, this could be closed when #318 would be merged.
“If this copy-menu is there, […] I could live with a contracted address display like fbuf3g…a27cad.onion:8333 there.”
The Qt widget which is used to represent peer addresses (i.e., peerWidget which is an instance of QTableView) by default supports copying from a cell to a clipboard with keyboard shortcuts – Ctrl+C on Linux/Windows, or ⌘+C on macOS.
So, the requested functionality is available in the code base. The new “Copy Address” context menu item just adds another way to perform the same action.