Hey all
where or what is a variable or a code for a number or text that is safed in the clipboard
pls help
Full Version: A Clipboard Constant
Have you tried looking in the Help File?
SetClipBoard, GetClipBoard & PasteClipBoard
SetClipBoard, GetClipBoard & PasteClipBoard
i don`t know how i have to use the command
do you explain me? ,pls
thanks at all!
do you explain me? ,pls
thanks at all!
What part of Looking in the Help File did you Not Understand? Start ACTools, Click Help, Click ACTool Help, Click the Plus next to AC Tool Commands, scroll down to GetClipboard..
QUOTE(Ac Tool Help File)
GetClipboard
Description
Copies the text contents of the clipboard into a constant.
Parameters
Any defined constant.
Description
Copies the text contents of the clipboard into a constant.
Parameters
Any defined constant.
CODE
constants
Test=Nothing
end
SetClipboard $Test
SetConst $Test = Nada
GetClipboard $Test
PasteClipboard $Test
Test=Nothing
end
SetClipboard $Test
SetConst $Test = Nada
GetClipboard $Test
PasteClipboard $Test
IT works!
thanks bear
But now i have another problem:
IF $Clipboard contains sometext or $Clipboard contains somethinelsetext
or thisone:
If $clipboard = sometext or $clipboard = someothertext
doesnt work for me
there is an error showed
the clipboard works, but the form is incorrect
thanks bear
But now i have another problem:
IF $Clipboard contains sometext or $Clipboard contains somethinelsetext
or thisone:
If $clipboard = sometext or $clipboard = someothertext
doesnt work for me
there is an error showed
the clipboard works, but the form is incorrect
You can't use $Clipboard unless your using $Clipboard as your Constant Holding Variable. And you would use "=" instead of "Contains", it's easier if your comparing $Clipboard against another Constant.
Saypaste may not work with your Application, Keys seems to be the general usage for most other applications other then Turbine type Games. Now, the Second line: "Set $Clipboard,<Value>", since it's set for test3 it's gonna return a False, if you have it set for test1 or test2 it'll be True.. "Doh, right..
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CODE
constants
ClipBoard = {Null}
Test1 = SomeText
Test2 = SomeOtherText
Test3 = TotallyFalse
end
SetClipboard $Clipboard
Set $Clipboard,$Test3
IF $ClipBoard = $Test1 or $Clipboard = $Test2
// True
GetClipboard $ClipBoard
PasteClipboard $ClipBoard
Else
// False
SayPaste $Clipboard
End
ClipBoard = {Null}
Test1 = SomeText
Test2 = SomeOtherText
Test3 = TotallyFalse
end
SetClipboard $Clipboard
Set $Clipboard,$Test3
IF $ClipBoard = $Test1 or $Clipboard = $Test2
// True
GetClipboard $ClipBoard
PasteClipboard $ClipBoard
Else
// False
SayPaste $Clipboard
End
Saypaste may not work with your Application, Keys seems to be the general usage for most other applications other then Turbine type Games. Now, the Second line: "Set $Clipboard,<Value>", since it's set for test3 it's gonna return a False, if you have it set for test1 or test2 it'll be True.. "Doh, right..
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