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Posted: Thu 06 May 2010, 19:31
by zigbert
Is there a way to copy ONLY selected text to xclip ?

Posted: Thu 06 May 2010, 23:49
by seaside
zigbert wrote:Is there a way to copy ONLY selected text to xclip ?

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xclip  -i -selection primary
But..... I think it gets wiped out if the program exits.

Cheers,
s

(EDIT) NO,it isn't wiped: Just tried it after Pnote exit - it still pastes in a terminal and is not on clipboard.

Posted: Fri 07 May 2010, 03:46
by jpeps
think it's just writing everything to the buffer instead of the clipboard...

Posted: Fri 04 Jul 2014, 09:13
by charlie6
Hi Sigmund !

i'm trying to dig into the code to get Pnote working on icewm window manager ...

but till now i did not have found a solution ...
neither trying jpep's gtkdialog flavour.. :cry:

any idea would be welcome

thanks in advance
charlie

Posted: Fri 04 Jul 2014, 13:04
by zigbert
Hello Charlie
I have not used IceWM for ages, and have no idea on how to set it all up.

Sorry
Sigmund

Posted: Fri 04 Jul 2014, 16:32
by charlie6
Thanks for replying, Sigmund !

Edited:
I thought finding a workaround for it ... but nope ! :cry:
Using Menu/Utilities/Xbinkeys Config Tool does not work under Icewm WM.
It just work one time just after doing "Apply Save & Exit" in Xbinkeys Config Tool! (although there is a xbindkeys symlink in /root/Strartup). It does not longer work after closing the pnotes window.

(When finished to enter a text inside the Pnotes window, the Pnotes window shuts off by moving the mouses cursor inside it and leaving the window.)

I found another solution:
adding a keys combination like

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key "Alt+Ctrl+w"		pnote
inside /root/.icewm/keys works :)

Greetings
Charlie