Re: clipboard support & ...

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> > 1.) I have tried to use the clipboard but as far as i can see it is not
> > possible to get what is in the clipboard when just selected (Ctrl_C
> Crtl_X)
> > I used to then display that value say in a windowtitle, to be sure what
> the
> > clipboard contains before pasting
> >
> > In fact i guess what is needed sis some
> > "xONSELECT " event,
>

That probably needs a system hook to monitor clipboard changes. Also it
would have to tell you its from scied and not some other program. I may add
it sometime, but for now why not just have the user click a button or
something when they want the contents spell-checked.



> > 2). Treeviews do not open on the given assign, but just above and show
> stuff
> > i don't need, can i suppress that?
>

I don't understand - example?


> 3). When addressing a .htm file as
> > RUN $File2Sh Open
> > and the browser window is not open, the result will not show up, how can
> id
> > force the window to open?
>

If you "run" an .htm file, your default browser should open up and show it.
I tried though and as you say, if the browser isn't already open it just
opens and waits for the page to load, but it never does..

I've no idea why this happens...
You can open ie with run iexplore.exe



> > 4) Impose SciEd ( &other applications te recognise what is put in the
> > clipboard
> > .XBUTTON 30 35 145 40 'Impose clip'
> > Input "clip" var "<BR>"
> >
> > SetWinTitle #this $var
> >
> > The result is shown in the title , but is not available in the
> > clipboard for SciEd
>

Its SetClip TEXT $var



> > Can the SetClip content be made available for all applications?
>

It should be already. The clipboard is system-wide.



> > So i wonder: if i can do it this way why should Gui4Cli not do it?
> > Then the solution would be independent of SciEd.
>

How will you tell the editor what line to go to and what to select?


Dimitris