Hi Tim,
Thanks for the reply. I read about that but was hoping to use pywin32. I
can see now the folly of that decision.
I have a working minimal test but am looking for something a bit more
automated. I bring my app window to the top using pywin32 and a line I
need is already highlighted. I can ctrl-c from the keyboard and
pyperclip works just fine. However, since the line is already
highlighted is there a way to get it without user interaction (ctrl-c)?
On 11/29/2021 6:52 PM, Tim Roberts wrote:
Dennis Putnam wrote:
I'm using pywin32 and it is my understanding it can also be used for
copying text from an app to the clipboard. I have been able to find
scant documentation for that. Can someone send me a link to some
definitive documentation? TIA.
The easy way is to use the well-respected `pyperclip` module. You can
install it with pip. The Win32 clipboard APIs are a pain to work
with, and of course don't work at all on other systems.
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