On Jun 22, 2007, at 10:16 AM, Ian Wood wrote:
On 22 Jun 2007, at 09:45, -= JB =- wrote:
Thanks for the reply but I don't think you understood
the question. When I am in the finder I can select
the clipboard from the edit menu and show it. I am
really not interested in pasting because I can do it.
And I would rather not paste to see what is on the
clipboard. I want to actually show it as if I selected
it from the edit menu in the finder.
So you want to show the clipboard text in a window? In that case
you are going to need a new substack, and put the text into a field
in that substack. Then use something like:
put the clipboardData["text"] into fld "clip" of stack "show clip"
go stack "show clip"
Alternatively:
answer the clipboardData["text"]
Ian
Okay, thanks. From the reply by you and Scott and from
what I have read in the Rev Docs I take it the clipboard
cannot be shown. But I can find out what is on it and I
can also paste what is on it. So if I want to actually see
what is on the clipboard I need to build a stack to copy
the contents of the clipboard rather than actually being
able to show the clipboard itself.
thank you both,
-=>JB<=-
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