Thank you, I will give it try when the app I use adopts the new release.
On Fri, 8 May 2020, 15:16 Andrew Robinson, wrote:
> Nice.
>
> On 2020-05-08 at 6:42 AM, Antonio Scuri wrote:
>
> Ok.
>
> I had an idea. Just added a new attribute for IupClipboard:
>
> FORMATDATASTRING [Windows and GTK
Nice.
On 2020-05-08 at 6:42 AM, Antonio Scuri wrote:
Ok.
I had an idea. Just added a new attribute for IupClipboard:
FORMATDATASTRING [Windows and GTK Only]: sets/gets FORMATDATA and
FORMATDATASIZE considering data being a string in the system format. (since
3.29)
Best,
Scuri
Em
Ok.
I had an idea. Just added a new attribute for IupClipboard:
FORMATDATASTRING [Windows and GTK Only]: sets/gets FORMATDATA and
FORMATDATASIZE considering data being a string in the system format. (since
3.29)
Best,
Scuri
Em qui, 7 de mai de 2020 06:32, Jane Taubman
escreveu:
> I get
I get the plain text, excluding the html code.When you copy from a web
browser like Chrome you get several different formats.
So if I copy your post from gmail the TEXT is
-
What happen if you simply try using:
script = clipboard.text
instead
What happen if you simply try using:
script = clipboard.text
instead of
script = clipboard.formatdata
Leaving the rest as it is.
Best,
Scuri
Em seg., 4 de mai. de 2020 às 13:41, Jane Taubman
escreveu:
> I'll try to explain in a clearer way.
>
> If I open a file saved in UTF-16 in Lu
I'll try to explain in a clearer way.
If I open a file saved in UTF-16 in Lua using the IO library. I can then
handle the content of that file to convert each pair of bytes as needed to
end up with UTF-8 or even Ascii. All I want to do is to be able to read in
the text/html format from the clip
I hate to state the obvious but in a string data type, an ASCII "character" is
one byte in size (char), and a UTF-16 "character" is two bytes in size
(short).
I apologize if this is out-of-place for your conversation, but I get a lot of
people who confuse a string character with a byte, instead o
> The UTF-16 function takes a "string"
That is weird. UTF-16 strings are *unsigned short** arrays, strings in
Lua are *char** arrays. Something is not right.
Is there a link for the documentation of that library?
Best,
Scuri
Em dom., 3 de mai. de 2020 às 09:02, Jane Taubman
escreveu:
>
>"data" can not be converted to a string using "tostring". It must use
this function you mentioned.
Sorry I did not make myself clear.The UTF-16 function takes a "string"
and will not work with a "light user data" so I need to know how to convert
the light user data from the iup.clipboard
hi,
> I have a function to convert UTF-16 to UTF-8 if I can get the whole
string back to a variable.
"data" can not be converted to a string using "tostring". It must use
this function you mentioned. Assuming that 'text/html' is returned as
UTF-16. What's the UTF-16 representation in Lua for
On Tue, 25 Jun 2019 at 15:18, Antonio Scuri wrote:
> It will be returned as a light user data. Then you can use your
> conversion functions.
>
I have finally returned to this one and now need to process the
lightuserdata in Lua, I tried to use the tostring() option to get the
string out of t
Hi,
That was a bug. FORMATDATA is not a string, and it was being returned as
a string. Thanks for pointing that out. Just fixed and committed to the SVN.
As a workaround you can do:
script = iup.GetAttributeData(clipboard, "FORMATDATA")
It will be returned as a light user data. Then you
I am using
Lua 5.3
IUP 3.26
I am trying to get the HTML text from the clipboard using
require "iuplua"
local clipboard = iup:clipboard()
local script
clipboard.format = 'text/html'
if clipboard.formatavailable == 'YES' then
script = clipboard.formatdata
print(clipboard.FORMATDATASIZE)
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