**Environment:** Toad for Oracle 2026 R1, build 26.1.193.8012, Windows 11 64-bit
### Issue
When I paste into the Editor, Toad wraps the text in Java string literal format, like Make Code Statement output. It happens on every paste, starting with the first one. Each paste after that also wraps the editor's earlier output again instead of pasting what's on the clipboard.
### Steps to reproduce
1. Type `select 1 from dual;` in the Editor.
2. Select it and press **Ctrl+C**.
3. Press **Ctrl+V** three times, each time on a new line.
### Actual result
The first line is the text I typed. The three blocks after it are the three pastes.
```text
select 1 from dual;
"select 1 from dual; "
"select 1 from dual; " +
" " +
" " +
"\"select 1 from dual; \" "
"select 1 from dual; " +
" " +
" " +
"\"select 1 from dual; \" " +
" " +
" " +
"\"select 1 from dual; \" + " +
"\" \" + " +
"\" \" + " +
"\"\\"select 1 from dual; \\" \" "
```
### Expected result
```text
select 1 from dual;
select 1 from dual;
select 1 from dual;
select 1 from dual;
```
### What I've checked
- In **View → Toad Options → Toolbars/Menus → Shortcuts**, Ctrl+V is mapped to Paste, and nothing else uses Ctrl+V.
- I reset the Ctrl+V shortcut. It didn't help.
Has anyone seen this, or is there a setting that applies Make Code on paste?
If I select the text, then do a CTRL+M (The default shortcut for "Make Code"), then do a CTRL+V and repeat, I can get the output that you reported. So something is invoking Make Code. But I don't get it from CTRL+C followed by CTRL+V.
Even if this is a fresh install, if you had an older Toad installed before this one, settings could have been imported from the previous install. Can you try resetting all shortcuts? Or at least also checking the Make Code shortcut?
