[Gambas-user] Copying to GNOME's clipboard

2011-02-14 Thread vikram
Hi,

I am using Gambas 2.21(gb.gtk) on Debian Squeeze(GNOME). I am trying to copy 
text from my application onto GNOME's clipboard. 

I did try using Clipboard.Copy to copy onto the Clipboard the text copied only 
remains on the clipboard for as long as the gambas application is running. The 
moment the gambas application is closed the clipboard is cleared.

How can i make the text in the clipboard persist even after the gambas 
application is closed?

Thanks in advance,
Best Regards,
Vikram Nair



 

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Re: [Gambas-user] Copying to GNOME's clipboard

2011-02-14 Thread Benoît Minisini
 Hi,
 
 I am using Gambas 2.21(gb.gtk) on Debian Squeeze(GNOME). I am trying to
 copy text from my application onto GNOME's clipboard.
 
 I did try using Clipboard.Copy to copy onto the Clipboard the text copied
 only remains on the clipboard for as long as the gambas application is
 running. The moment the gambas application is closed the clipboard is
 cleared.
 
 How can i make the text in the clipboard persist even after the gambas
 application is closed?
 
 Thanks in advance,
 Best Regards,
 Vikram Nair
 

You need to run a clipboard manager. Apparently, on Gnome, it is an applet 
named Glipper. On KDE, it is Klipper.

Regards,

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