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I'm interested in letting my users copy the text they've entered into the cut-and-paste buffer, but I'd like to do that as HTML. Is such a thing even possible? Or do I need to use a MIME format? (I have no idea.) Thanks. Obliquely The following code will get your HTML out of your app and into Apple's Mail app. The documentation doesn't give you a great deal of help on this, so in part it's a matter of looking at what Apple's apps park on the pasteboard and then reverse engineering that. This solution draws on an earlier stackoverflow post - follow up the links there for more background. NSLog(

I'm trying to write a little bookmarklet that can extract some text from the active page and load that into the clipboard. The extraction is easy enough, but I'm really stuck doing the clipboard-copying part. Currently, I'm just alert ing the text and hitting Ctrl + C to copy the text from the message-box, which isn't ideal. I've read How to Copy to Clipboard in JavaScript and other questions that suggest I use zeroclipboard , but I have no idea how one would make that work from a bookmarklet , considering I have to load external flash and javascript resources to be able to use the library. I

I have a windows application running at the backend. I have functions in this applications mapped to hot keys. Like if I put a message box into this function and give hot key as Alt + Ctrl + D . then on pressing Alt , Ctrl and D together the message box comes up. My application is working fine till this point. Now I want to write a code inside this function so that when I am using another application like notepad, I select a particular line of text and press the hot key Alt + Ctrl + D it is supposed to copy the selected text append it with "_copied" and paste it back to notepad. Anyone who has

When long tab on Text widget , a tooltip show up with 'copy'. When click on the 'copy' the text content should copy to system clipboard. The following will copy the text on long tap, but does not show up 'copy', so user will not know, the content is copied to the clipboard. class CopyableText extends StatelessWidget { final String data; final TextStyle style; final TextAlign textAlign; final TextDirection textDirection; final bool softWrap; final TextOverflow overflow; final double textScaleFactor; final int maxLines; CopyableText( this.data, { this.style, this.textAlign, this.textDirection,

I'd like my python program to place some text in the Mac clipboard. Is this possible? New answer: This page suggests: Implementation for All Mac OS X Versions The other Mac module (MacSharedClipboard.py, in Listing 4) implements the clipboard interface on top of two command-line programs called pbcopy (which copies text into the clipboard) and pbpaste (which pastes whatever text is in the clipboard). The prefix "pb" stands for "pasteboard," the Mac term for clipboard. Old answer: Apparently so: http://code.activestate.com/recipes/410615/ is a simple script demonstrating how to do it. Edit:

Is there a possibility to copy to clipboard from a TextView UI component only the selected text? I've catched the long press event and I copied the full text to clipboard, but now I want to specify the start and the end of the selection to be copied from a TextView. Thank you. Sherif elKhatib TextView tv; String stringYouExtracted = tv.getText().toString(); int startIndex = tv.getSelectionStart(); int endIndex = tv.getSelectionEnd(); stringYouExtracted = stringYouExtracted.subString(startIndex, endIndex); ClipboardManager clipboard = (ClipboardManager) getSystemService(CLIPBOARD_SERVICE);