If, on the other hand, the applications work fine with xclipboard, then
maybe we will be able to do a better job of handling the selections.
Well actually I can't even get the cygwin one to run let alone do anything.
It pops up a small window with a very confused button set then shows cancel
Hi Harold,
Harold L Hunt II [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I just want a solution that works identically to the dozen or so
commerical implementations that have conquered this very problem. I
won't be satisfied until we have clipboard support that rivals the
commercial X Servers for MS Windows.
Benny,
Heh heh... that's pretty odd. I never would have thought that people
would prefer xwinclip functionality over their commerical X Server's
clipboard integration. I never even realized that xwinclip could be
used with a commercial X Server :)
Harold
Benjamin Riefenstahl wrote:
Hi
Hi Harold!
No, it doesn't work correctly. The output is:
UnicodeSupport - Windows NT/2000/XP
## Select something in Konsole
SelectionNotify CompoundText (the selection remains selected)
## Click somewhere in X
SelectionNotify CompoundText
SelectionNotify UTF8
## Click somewhere in X
Hi Chris
Can you build the xwinclip exe and use the dll supplied
(i've put the build_dll.sh in there as well)? Let me know what
happens (and the output).
The copy from X works just like I wrote in my previous mail to
Harold (see log1), but when I try to copy from Windows, the
results are
Hi Chris
Can you build the xwinclip exe and use the dll supplied
(i've put the build_dll.sh in there as well)? Let me know what
happens (and the output).
The copy from X works just like I wrote in my previous mail to
Harold (see log1), but when I try to copy from Windows, the
results are
Harold == Harold L Hunt, Harold writes:
Harold Hmm...
Harold xwinclip-Test06 actually works the exact same way with Emacs... I am
Harold pretty sure this is just because Emacs 21 finally fixed the way that
Harold the selections were handled. So, I think we can now safely say
Chris,
I'd have to disagree in a big way. xterm, dtterm, nedit, netscape ,
and countless other X applictions that behave in the right way won't
because xwinclip breaks the standard by reclaiming ownership. I've
tested your release with at least the above and it causes
functionality issues
Hi!
I have to make some correction to my previous testcases.
Now I see clearer what the situation is:
1. I copy something in a Windows application
- paste in a Windows application works
- paste in Konsole works
2. I select something in Konsole
- in the clipboard viewer I see the _old_
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback, I will post another version of mine tonight (forgot
to last night). Can you give me the output of my xwinclip when you run these
tests?
I will post the built exe and the dll for my version as well, just to remove
compilation issues.
It seems as though it doesn't
Hi!
Can you give me the output of my xwinclip when you run these tests?
Here it is:
$ ./xwinclip.exe
UnicodeSupport - Windows NT/2000/XP
[[Prev mail Point 1. Second section(paste in Konsole works)]]
FlushXEvents - CreateNotify parent: 54 window: 16777870
FlushXEvents - CreateNotify parent: 54
Hi,
Can you build the xwinclip exe and use the dll supplied (i've put the
build_dll.sh in there as well)? Let me know what happens (and the output).
Thanks,
Chris
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/ Chris Twiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| Thanks Jozsef,
| That's perfect information.
From what I can tell (quick research) it uses CLIPBOARD and PRIMARY.
Sorry, this I don't understand, what this sentence means.
Can you explain it?
| I think so, the Konsole app doesn't seem to use the PRIMARY
Hi!
Sorry for private mail, but I am not sure I can mail to the
list.. reading it from news.
No problems. I had to register with the global posting list (on
sources.redhat.com) to post properly, I had so many returned to me. Using
the global list means you don't have to receive all message
Jozsef,
I think I see the problem. The code that handles converting the text
format (added by Kensuke Matsuzaki) *always* looks at the PRIMARY
selection, whereas I have just done some testing that seems to indicate
that Konsole is using the CLIPBOARD selection. Therefore, the converted
text
Hmm...
xwinclip-Test06 actually works the exact same way with Emacs... I am
pretty sure this is just because Emacs 21 finally fixed the way that the
selections were handled. So, I think we can now safely say that if
someone has an application that unhighlights the selection when xwinclip
is
Hi!
Just to check (I don't have kde available) this when you
say copy/paste do you mean the edit menu copy and paste?
No.
Or do you mean highlight in Konsole and then use the middle button.
Yes, this is what I meant.
Best Regards
Jozsef Kercso
Hi!
Damn this is interesting.
Just to check (I don't have kde available) this when you
say copy/paste do you mean the edit menu copy and paste?
No.
good good.
Or do you mean highlight in Konsole and then use the middle button.
Yes, this is what I meant.
What does the output of my
-Original Message-
From: Chris Twiner [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 4:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Xwinclip doesn't work with Konsole
It would mean that there is some dodgy non-standard activity going on or
that the format can't
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