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I'm frustrated with how far behind other standard web APIs we are with clipboard access. I'm working on a webapp that lets you draw and edit SVG graphics in the browser. The File API lets me load and read an SVG file completely client-side and the SVG API obviously lets me display SVG graphics. But it's impossible to get anything I draw out of the browser and paste it into, say, Photoshop, like you can when you copy something in Illustrator. The W3C denies the ability to manipulate copy events on the grounds of security: Enabling authors to change what is copied by a user, or to make an

I am using gVim on Ubuntu 10.10. I want to copy (yank) text to the system clipboard, so that the copied text is available in other applications. This works with "+y . But I want to have it working with y . I have tried to map y to "+y but then yy doesn't work anymore (since it produces "+y"+y ). I have also tried :set clipboard=unnamed but this works only the other direction: Text in the system clipboard I can paste with p . Did you try to map with this command: noremap y "+y ? This mapping contains a serious mistake: it maps y in normal, visual and operator-pending modes, while you need only

I am trying to copy a standard WPF listbox selected Item (displayed) text to clipboard on CTRL+C. Is there any simple way to achieve this. If it is something that works for all the listboxes int he app.. that would be great. Thanks in advance. As you're in WPF so you could try the attached behaviours First you need a class like this: public static class ListBoxBehaviour { public static readonly DependencyProperty AutoCopyProperty = DependencyProperty.RegisterAttached("AutoCopy", typeof(bool), typeof(ListBoxBehaviour), new UIPropertyMetadata(AutoCopyChanged)); public static bool GetAutoCopy

It probably happened to you as well - sometimes when you copy a text from some web page into your rich-text e-mail draft in your favorite webmail client, you dislike the fact that the pasted piece has a different font/size/weight.. it somehow remembers the style (often images, when selected). How is it than that if you paste the same into your favorite text editor like Vim, there's no HTML, just the plain text? It seems that clipboard maintains the selected data in various formats. How can one access data in any one of those formats (programmatically or with some utility)? How does the X11

SCENARIO My users will copy cells from Excel (thus placing it into the clipboard) And my application will retrieve those cells from the clipboard THE PROBLEM My code retrieves the CSV format from the clipboard However, the if the original Excel content contains characters like ä (a with umlaut) then retrieved CSV string doesn't have the correct characters (ä ends up showing as a "square" for me) In comparison, if my code retrieves the Unicode text format from the clipboard everything works fine: the ä is preserved in the string retrieved from the clipboard SOURCE CODE - ORIGINAL - WITH THE

I often need to relay my Git output to my ever-friendly code buddies. The best way I know how is by doing this: Right-click Git Bash title bar > Edit > Mark > Select lines > Enter Bam - everything I selected is in my clipboard, and I am filled with joy. Problem is, that's the boring way, and I like my relationship with Git to be full of excitement and glamour . In Windows, you can pipe console output to your clipboard like-a so: C:\> dir | clip Amazing, right? Well, when you try to do something that in Git Bash, here's what happens: > git branch | clip sh.exe": clip: command not found And that

I am trying to write a code which runs at background and monitors the copy actions for copying a .mp3 file or a folder containing a .mp3 file { Clipboard cb = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getSystemClipboard(); if (cb.isDataFlavorAvailable(DataFlavor.javaFileListFlavor)) { try { String name = ""+cb.getData(DataFlavor.javaFileListFlavor); boolean found = false; if (name.toLowerCase().endsWith(".mp3]")) { System.out.println("Is MP3"); found = true; } if (!found) { System.out.println("Is not MP3"); } } catch(UnsupportedFlavorException ex) { ex.printStackTrace(); } catch(IOException ex) { ex

i want to Monitoring Clipboard app for win10. like: when we copy text 00-22-33-11-22 Mac Address from notepad.exe,tk's window get text and translate mac address to machine name. but tkinter have no clipboard events. so i call win32api i search pywin32 document , found win32clipboard.SetClipboardViewer but Creating a Clipboard Viewer Window is very complex i search MSDN ， found AddClipboardFormatListener is recommended 。this method is simpler to SetClipboardViewer. MSDN Creating a Clipboard Format Listener i used it ,but GetMessage always be blocked import tkinter as tk import time import

Is it possible to allow the user to select and then copy text in the clipboard in a TextView? I found this but there isn't an answer. I have also tried to set android:textIsSelectable="true" but it didn't work. I fixed it by using an EditText but to avoid the problems I described in my answer to "imran khan" I found a comment about setKeyListener in the android code: * Be warned that if you want a TextView with a key listener or movement * method not to be focusable, or if you want a TextView without a * key listener or movement method to be focusable, you must call * {@link #setFocusable}