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How can I apply CKEditor's Advanced Content Filter to a string? I'm trying to intercept pasted content using editor.on('paste', ...), get its ACF-filtered value, and then apply my own transformations to the filtered value. After this point, it's okay if it runs through the ACF again. I reported recently a ticket which I think you'll find interesting: http://dev.ckeditor.com/ticket/11621 . There's a pretty high chance that this feature will be introduced in CKEditor 4.5. ( Edit : This feature got to CKEditor in 4.5 – CKEDITOR.config.pasteFilter ). As for your question - to apply ACF to an HTML

I need to implement a function in python which handles the "paste" when "ctrl+v" is pressed. I have a QTableView , i need to copy a field of the table and paste it to another field of the table. I have tried the following code, but the problem is that i don't know how to read the copied item (from the clipboard) in the tableView. (As it already copies the field and i can paste it anywhere else like a notepad). Here is part of the code which I have tried: class Widget(QWidget): def __init__(self,md,parent=None): QWidget.__init__(self,parent) # initially construct the visible table self.tv

I'm trying to crop an image and then paste the cropped image into the centre of another image. Ideally I'd like the cropped image to be smaller than the image its being pasted on so that there is a border around the pasted image but I don't know if that's possible. Here's what I've tried (along with the resulting error message): >>> import Image >>> grey = Image.new('RGB', (200, 200), "grey") >>> House = Image.open("House01.jpg") >>> print grey.size, grey.mode, grey.format >>>(200, 200) RGB None >>> print House.size, House.mode, House.format >>>(300, 300) RGB JPEG >>> box = (25, 25, 25, 25) >>

How do i programatically copy the contents of one word document and paste it to another word document using C#? I basically want to copy a personal profile (which is the contents of one word doc) and then insert it into a report. Any help would be greatly appreciated Thanks jenny You can do this: object docStart = worddocpromo.Content.End - 1; object docEnd = worddocpromo.Content.End; object start = SubDoc.Content.Start; object end = SubDoc.Content.End; SubDoc.Range(ref start, ref end).Copy(); Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Range rng = worddocpromo.Range(ref docStart, ref docEnd); rng.Paste();

How to detect when a user copies a data and paste it in the edittext of the application. Only need to detect the paste event. For example: When a user copies the credit card details from a saved note in the phone and paste it in the corresponding edittext of application, how can we detect it, only the paste event? Or is there any other solution is available for to solve this? You can set Listener Class: public interface GoEditTextListener { void onUpdate(); } Сreate self class for EditText: public class GoEditText extends EditText { ArrayList<GoEditTextListener> listeners; public GoEditText

I am trying to check the length of the text in a textarea when someone pastes content in there via the right-click but can't seem to find how to do it. $('textarea').bind('paste', function() { var that = this; setTimeout(function() { var length = that.value.length; alert(length); }, 0); }); Live demo: http://jsfiddle.net/4UrE3/1/ Works in Firefox 3.6, Chrome, Safari and IE9 beta. Does not work in Opera. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4702814/detecting-a-context-menu-paste-in-the-browser-with-jquery

I am looking to assign objects in a loop. I've read that some form of eval(parse( is what I need to perform this, but I'm running into errors listing invalid text or no such file or directory. Below is sample code of generally what I'm attempting to do: x <- array(seq(1,18,by=1),dim=c(3,2,3)) for (i in 1:length(x[1,1,])) { eval(parse(paste(letters[i],"<-mean(x[,,",i,"])",sep="") } And when I'm finished using these objects, I would like to remove them (the actual objects are very large and cause memory problems later on...) for (i in 1:length(x[1,1,])) eval(parse(paste("rm(",letters[i],")",sep=

Say there's a vector x: x <- c("a", " ", "b") and I want to quickly turn this into a single string "a b". Is there a way to do this without a loop? I know with a loop I could do this: y <- "" for (i in 1:3){ paste(y, x[i], sep = "") } > y [1] "a b" but I will need to do this over many, many iterations, and having to loop over this and replace the original with the new each time would become very time consuming. I always want to be able to do something like this: x <- paste(x) as if paste() could smartly divide up the elements of a vector itself, but I know it can't. Is there another function,