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In the end after searching google I decided to write on stackoverflow, I couldn't find any solution about my simple problem, therefore I am even more surprised. The question is: How to copy a specific line from less ? Lets say I am opening a man ( which is by default opened by less ) and want to select and copy it to clipboard and after that lets say paste it to file opened in vim ? I don't want to use the mouse wheel to paste. I am looking for a simple Ctrl-c , Ctrl-v method as in windows. When opening a man page I can't switch to my default editor (which is vim ) with ' v ' key because less

On Chrome only document.execCommand('copy') returns true but does not copy the text, it clears the clipboard. I can't find anyone who's had the same problem, there are a lot of similar questions but please don't mark this as a duplicate unless it really is. I am calling selection.removeAllRanges() before selection.addRange() . selection.getRangeAt(0).cloneContents() returns a fragment containing the correct text The text in the textarea doesn't appear selected If I call textarea.select() before document.execCommand('copy') the text appears selected and gets coppied to the clipboard. I don't

Can I Store more than 1 type in the Clipboard? Eg. like Text & Image. say the user pastes in a text editor, he gets the text and if he pastes in something like photoshop, he gets the image. I thought it was possible but I tried Clipboard.Clear(); Clipboard.SetText(img.DirectLink); BitmapImage bitmapImage = new BitmapImage(); bitmapImage.BeginInit(); bitmapImage.UriSource = new Uri(img.DirectLink); bitmapImage.EndInit(); Clipboard.SetImage(bitmapImage); and I always get the image Yes, it is possible. The main problem is, methods you are using clear clipboard before putting data (that's why in

I have a DataGrid (called TheGrid) that I would like to implement copy and paste functionality on. The copy functionality works great but I don't know how to implement paste. Do I just need to get the data from the clipboard and parse myself? The command bindings: <Window.CommandBindings> <CommandBinding Command="Copy" Executed="CommandBinding_Executed" CanExecute="CommandBinding_CanExecute" /> <CommandBinding Command="Paste" Executed="CommandBinding_Executed" CanExecute="CommandBinding_CanExecute" /> </Window.CommandBindings> The menu items: <MenuItem Header="{x:Static culture:TextResource

I'm using R 3.1.0 and can't seem to find the readClipboard function that should be in the utils package. Is there a way to enable the use that function from an older package? Thanks. read.DIF("clipboard") will do the same job. try that. I think it is possible however to integrate old utils packages. You can download and install them from here I think you may be after: readLines("clipboard") However, for an OS independent approach see this GitHub package, overflow's , readClip function. You can also read from the clipboard with read.table and read.csv read.table("clipboard", ...) ## or read.csv