NAME

IUP::Clipboard - [special] allows access to the clipboard

DESCRIPTION

Creates an element that allows access to the clipboard. Each clipboard should be destroyed using Destroy method, but you can use only one for entire application because it does not store any data inside. Or you can simply create and destroy everytime you need to copy or paste.

Example - copy to clipboard:

$text = IUP::Text->new();
#...
$clipboard = IUP::Clipboard->new();
$clipboard->TEXT( $text->VALUE );
$clipboard->Destroy();
###XXX-todo-not-tested

Example - paste from clipboard:

$text = IUP::Text->new();
#...
$clipboard = IUP::Clipboard->new();
$text->VALUE( $clipboard->TEXT );
$clipboard->Destroy();
###XXX-todo-not-tested

USAGE

CREATION - new() method

$clipboard = IUP::Clipboard->new();

Returns: the identifier of the created element, or undef if an error occurs.

NOTE: You can pass to new() other ATTRIBUTE=>'value' or CALLBACKNAME=>\&func pairs relevant to this element - see IUP::Manual::02_Elements.

ATTRIBUTES

For more info about concept of attributes (setting/getting values etc.) see IUP::Manual::03_Attributes. Attributes specific to this element:

EMFAVAILABLE

(read-only) [Windows Only] informs if there is a Windows Enhanced Metafile available at the clipboard. (Since iup-3.2)

IMAGE

(write-only) name of an image to copy (set) or paste (get), to or from the clipboard. (GTK 2.6)

IMAGEAVAILABLE

(read-only) informs if there is an image available at the clipboard. (GTK 2.6)

NATIVEIMAGE

Native handle of an image to copy or paste, to or from the clipboard.

BEWARE: technically it is a pointer, be carefull when using from perl.

In Win32 is a HANDLE of a DIB.

In GTK is a GdkPixbuf*.

In Motif is a Pixmap.

The returned handle in a paste must be released after used (GlobalFree(handle), g_object_unref(pixbuf) or XFreePixmap(display, pixmap)). After copy, do NOT release the given handle. See IUP-IM Functions for utility functions on image native handles. (GTK 2.6)

SAVEEMF

(write-only) [Windows Only] saves the EMF from the clipboard to the given filename. (Since iup-3.2)

SAVEWMF

(write-only) [Windows Only] saves the WMF from the clipboard to the given filename. (Since iup-3.2)

TEXT

copy or paste text to or from the clipboard.

TEXTAVAILABLE

(read-only) informs if there is a text available at the clipboard.

WMFAVAILABLE

(read-only) [Windows Only] informs if there is a Windows Metafile available at the clipboard. (Since iup-3.2)

EXAMPLES

Unfortunately there are no sample scripts using this element.

SEE ALSO

The original doc: iupclipboard.html