On 2009-01-05, 14:28
Szabolcs Nagy (nszabo...@gmail.com) wrote:
> On 1/5/09, Delta wrote:
> > On 2009-01-04, 18:52
> > Szabolcs Nagy (nszabo...@gmail.com) wrote:
> >> also i got error message when copy-pasted text with '$' in it (imho it
> >> should be escaped)
> >>
> >
> > What error message do
On 1/5/09, Delta wrote:
> On 2009-01-04, 18:52
> Szabolcs Nagy (nszabo...@gmail.com) wrote:
>> also i got error message when copy-pasted text with '$' in it (imho it
>> should be escaped)
>>
>
> What error message do you get? Do you get it with other characters?
>
sorry, the problem was not with
On 2009-01-04, 18:52
Szabolcs Nagy (nszabo...@gmail.com) wrote:
> On 12/31/08, Delta wrote:
> >> on ubuntu, sh is not bash; it is the old sh.
> >
> > I haven't noticed about that, ok then.
> >
>
> use #!/bin/bash
> also i got error message when copy-pasted text with '$' in it (imho it
> should
On 12/31/08, Delta wrote:
>> on ubuntu, sh is not bash; it is the old sh.
>
> I haven't noticed about that, ok then.
>
use #!/bin/bash
also i got error message when copy-pasted text with '$' in it (imho it
should be escaped)
On Wed, 31 Dec 2008 14:18:30
bill lam wrotes:
> On further testing, it appeared that the xclip itself cannot handle
> utf8. On replacing xclip with xsel, it now works without problem. What
> problem did you encounter in using xsel?
I had problems when pasting some characters like the accented o
>On further testing, it appeared that the xclip itself cannot handle
utf8
http://rootshell.be/~polachok/code/xclip-utf8.diff
On further testing, it appeared that the xclip itself cannot handle
utf8. On replacing xclip with xsel, it now works without problem. What
problem did you encounter in using xsel?
I prefer \034 to \266 as delimiter, since the later is a 2 byte
sequence in utf8 encoding. I'm not sure if tr can ha
On Tue, 30 Dec 2008
bill lam wrote:
> On Mon, 29 Dec 2008, Delta wrote:
> > I usually use ISO-8859-15 character encoding on my system. I have tried
> > with UTF-8 and also there was no problem, so let me try to delimit the
> > problem:
> > Can you see your selection OK in the ~/.dclip_cache fil
You're welcome, Ian.
About the error on first time run: you're right, it was my fault. Only a line
of code in the wrong place.
Here it goes the fixed version of the script. Note that it's no problem to
"touch" the cache file if it already exists.
Regards,
Delta
On Tue, 30 Dec 2008 10:08:14
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Thanks!
This tool is almost exactly what I've been looking for - a low-overhead
clipboard manager that could be used with non-gtk software.
One edit which I made to the code is I added an
if [ -a $HOME/.dclip_cache ]
then
touch $HOME/.dclip_cache
fi
to the beginning of the script, allowing fo
On Mon, 29 Dec 2008, Delta wrote:
> I usually use ISO-8859-15 character encoding on my system. I have tried with
> UTF-8 and also there was no problem, so let me try to delimit the problem:
> Can you see your selection OK in the ~/.dclip_cache file after the M+C+c?
No. it became ?
> Do you s
I usually use ISO-8859-15 character encoding on my system. I have tried with
UTF-8 and also there was no problem, so let me try to delimit the problem:
Can you see your selection OK in the ~/.dclip_cache file after the M+C+c?
Do you see weird characters only on shift+ins?
Does this garbage appear
On Mon, 29 Dec 2008, bill lam wrote:
> Even I manually put some valid utf8
> text into that file. On m-c-v, garbage appeared on the menu bar, or
> inserted with shift-insert.
Ah, sorry! It should be, in this case, utf8 can displayed on menu bar
when m-c-v, but garbage was inserted by shift-i
Hi, I tried and it worked very well except that it cannot handle utf8
wide characters. When text was copied, it became garbage characters as
content peeked from dclip_cache. Even I manually put some valid utf8
text into that file. On m-c-v, garbage appeared on the menu bar, or
inserted with shift-
Hi,
Inspired on dmenu scripts (dmenu_path and dmenu_run) I have written a little
dmenu-based clipboard manager in bash called "dclip".
It stores a desired number of previous clipboard selections on a cache file and
allows you to access each one for pasting.
It has dmenu and xclip as dependencies
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