srakaworks.blogg.se - Copyq plain text

Opens external editor if set, otherwise opens internal editor. Moves selected items to given row in same tab. ) Įrror() – Thrown if some items cannot be removed. ) Įrror() – Thrown if space for the items cannot be allocated. previous ( ) Ĭopies previous item from current tab to clipboard. next ( ) Ĭopies next item from current tab to clipboard. ReturnsĪdditionally, moves selected item to top depending on settings. If a tab has an editor open, the editor will be closed first even if it has Refresh button needs to be clicked to show the content of a force-unloaded Return typeĪrray of strings forceUnload ( ) įorce-unload tabs (i.e. ReturnsĪrray of successfully unloaded tabs. If a tab is open and visible or has an editor open, it won’t be unloaded. If no tabs are specified, unloads all tabs. String /*set*/ tabIcon ( tabName, iconPath )  Tab ( 'Notes' ) select ( 2 ) removeTab ( tabName )  ThrowsĮrror() – Thrown if clipboard fails to be set. On the new data and it’s not stored in clipboard tab.Īll other data formats are dropped from clipboard. This also sets mimeOwner format so automatic commands are not run True if current automatic command is triggered by clipboardĮrror() – Thrown if clipboard fails to be set. This can be used to check if current automatic command was triggered byĬlipboard and not Linux mouse selection change. Returns true only in automatic command triggered by clipboard change. True if selection contans the format, otherwise false. Same as hasClipboardFormat() for Linux mouse selection. True if clipboad contans the format, otherwise false. Returns true only if clipboard contains MIME type. ReturnsīyteArray() hasClipboardFormat ( mimeType )  Same as clipboard() for Linux mouse selection. Pass argument "?" to list available MIME types. Returns clipboard data for MIME type (default is text). Omits changing window title and tray tool tip. Ignores current clipboard content (used for automatic commands). Sets text for filtering items in main window. Returns the current text for filtering items in main window. Preview ( false ) || preview ( true ) filter ( )  Shows/hides item preview and returns true only if preview was visible. ThrowsĮrror() – Thrown if previous window cannot be activated. Return typeĪctivates window that was focused before the main window. True if main window has focus, otherwise false. Returns true only if main window has focus. True if main window is visible, otherwise false. Returns true only if main window is visible. True if clipboard storing is enabled, otherwise false.

Returns true only if clipboard storing is enabled. exit ( ) ĭisables or enables clipboard content storing. By default menu shows up under the mouse cursor.

Optional arguments x, y are coordinates in pixels on screen where menu Second argument is optional maximum number of items. This menu doesn’t show clipboard and doesn’t have any special actions. True only if main window is being shown, otherwise false. *tab*/ showAt ( x, y, width, height, tabName )  0.0 - 19 - g93d95a7f Qt : 5.15.2 KNotifications : 5.79.0 Compiler : GCC Arch : x86_64 - little_endian - lp64 OS : Fedora 33 ( Workstation Edition ) help ( )  Solution would be: From the same menu being able to choose to paste with formatting or as plain text.CopyQ Clipboard Manager v4. However, sometimes I want to paste one of those values as plain text. I do like that it keeps the formatting when pasting.

From there I am selecting one of the values from 0 to 4 to paste into the currently focused input field.

I have set up Ctrl + V to open the list menu (the same which is opened from the tray icon).

This would be pretty useful, so I'll add it as a new sample command after it works properly.ĭear tried your outlined solution but it's not exactly what I am looking for (I think). xclip -selection clipboard | copyq hide | copyq paste (which seems to work well). You can use other command to set the clipboard - e.g. If you want to try this out, create new command in Configuration/Commands tab (using "Add" button), set "Format" to text/plain, check "In Menu" checkbox, set "Command" to copyq copy - | copyq hide | copyq paste and set a "Shortcut" to Shift+Enter. Should be possible with the following command which actually doesn't always work because copyq copy does't wait for the clipboard to be set so the copyq paste can possibly paste previous clipboard content.