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If I want a quoted string in my clipboard: qDebug() << QString("Boat\nProgramming"); I then copy the output: "Boat\nProgramming" If I want a non-quoted string in my clipboard: qDebug().noquote() << QString("Boat\nProgramming"); I then copy the output: Boat Programming What is the proper way in Qt to register the quoted and non-quoted strings to my [Ubuntu] system's clipboard? Backstory / Usecase: I have built a command line application that renders me strings that I occasionally need to dump onto a website's string interpreter (Text to speech if you care) for debugging purposes. Dumping it to

I am using System.Windows.Clipboard to copy some text, and I would like to know is there a chance to get the origin source, e.g. a the file where I copyied it from, or the website, folder.... ? Thanks GetClipboardOwner() can be used to get the Handle of the Window that last placed data into the Clipboard. The returned handle is then passed to GetWindowThreadProcessId() to get the Process ID and Thread ID of that Window. The Process ID is the parameter to pass to the .Net System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcessById() method to retrieve the information needed. Note that you have to build a 64bit

I have a simple form: https://jsfiddle.net/skootsa/8j0ycvsp/6/ <div class='field'> <input placeholder='Nickname' type='text'> </div> <div class='field'> <input placeholder='Age' type='text'> </div> How would I get a button that copied the contents of each input box + the "placeholder" attribute (or class name)? So that the clipboard results looked like this: Nickname: Johnnyboy Age: 22 You need to: create an invisible element to copy the data get the data from your form and set it to the previous element select it call document.execCommand('copy') to copy the selected text to the clipboard I

I'm trying to save an image to the system clipboard, so I wrote some code like this: #!/usr/bin/python3 from PyQt5.Qt import QApplication from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QWidget, QPushButton from PyQt5.Qt import QImage import sys class MyWidget(QWidget): def __init__(self): super(MyWidget, self).__init__() self.button = QPushButton(self) self.button.clicked.connect(self.copyPicToClip) def copyPicToClip(self): image = QImage('./test.jpg') QApplication.clipboard().setImage(image) self.close() if __name__ == '__main__': a = QApplication(sys.argv) myW = MyWidget() myW.show() a.exec() Sadly, I found it

I am doing C#/.NET app. I want to make a button on toolbar that will basically invoke Ctrl+C (copy to clipboard). I looked to Clipboard class, but problem is since I have multiple textboxes on form, I would need to scan which one has focus and if/is selected text, in order to select text from it etc., so I think there must me “one-liner” solution. Any ideas? (Also, how to add all 3: Cut, Copy, Paste to toolbar, under same conditions- multiple tekstboxes on main form..) Edit : If for Winforms.. Place this in your invoke function: Clipboard.SetText(ActiveControl.Text); As mentioned below by

How to add Copy to clipboard functionality in ExtJs? It's working fine with IE browser but not Firefox, What else has to be altered to make it work in FF browser. Code: function selectCopy(txt,txtId) { Ext.getCmp(txtId).focus(); Ext.getCmp(txtId).selectText(); var s = document.getElementById(txtId).value; var div = document.createElement('div'); div.innerText = '"' + s + '"'; document.body.appendChild(div); if (window.clipboardData && clipboardData.setData){ window.clipboardData.setData('text', s);} else return (s); } Answer: Firefox has to be altered. It cannot be done with JavaScript alone.