#CLIPBOARD MANAGER CODE#
#CLIPBOARD MANAGER MAC#

Can enable/disable paste transformations with global shortcuts Can paste images as files of original or different image formats Option to paste URLs and other text with titles Text transformation options (capitalization, line-unwrapping, stripping whitespace, adding prefixes/suffixes, etc.) Hold Option key to switch between pasting text as plain text or rich text (i.e., temporarily do the opposite of plain-text mode) Plain-text mode option to paste any rich text as plain text Can paste items with unlimited number of global shortcuts Can paste items with local shortcuts ('0' to '9' and 'a' to 'z') Can paste multiple snippets together, across multiple lines, form fields, or spreadsheet cells Can be configured to paste into VNC, NoMachine, Parallels, etc. Can paste items via drag-and-drop into target applications Click the app's menubar icon or press Command-Shift-V (customizable) to open the app window Can copy items directly into favorite lists via global shortcuts Can quickly copy and send files/folders to synced devices Automatically sync your data and preferences through your own iCloud account

#CLIPBOARD MANAGER MAC#

Export all or selected items to disk, and import them back on any Mac e.g., use them as backups or share them Accepts text, images, links, HTML, code, PDFs, files, and clippings of proprietary formats Automatically remembers the things copied by regular copy/cut commands It is a valuable time-saver that is both rich in features and easy to use! Use it to copy and paste items in batches (so minimizing switching between apps), capture screenshots and collect research data, store favorite items permanently, paste frequent snippets via keyboard shortcuts, drag and drop images as file attachments, strip text formats or transform text, organize items into lists, sort and label them, look them up by keywords/types, preview and edit their text, and sync them via iCloud. It records your clipboard history of copied text, images, links, files, and screenshots, etc., and lets you recall/paste them anytime, right at your fingertips. Read MoreĬopy 'Em is a powerful clipboard manager for turbocharging your daily workflow. Import 'Em is a powerful clipboard manager for turbocharging your daily workflow. Now I would either use a try/catch block or check more carefully for nulls. I used to just get the paste text in a one liner until I discovered that ClipData was giving a NPE crash sometimes.This answer assumes that you are no longer supporting pre-API 11.MyEditText.getText().replace(Math.min(start, end), Math.max(start, end), Int end = Math.max(myEditText.getSelectionEnd(), 0) int start = Math.max(myEditText.getSelectionStart(), 0) If there is a selection then the selection will be replaced with the paste text. Val textToPaste = clipboard?.primar圜lip?.getItemAt(0)?.text ?: return false

Or the same in Kotlin: val clipboard = (getSystemService(Context.CLIPBOARD_SERVICE)) as? ClipboardManager Or ClipboardManager clipboard = (ClipboardManager) getSystemService(Context.CLIPBOARD_SERVICE) ĬharSequence textToPaste = clipboard.getPrimar圜lip().getItemAt(0).getText()

Get the text to paste ClipboardManager clipboard = (ClipboardManager) context.getSystemService(Context.CLIPBOARD_SERVICE) ĬlipData clip = clipboard.getPrimar圜lip() ĬharSequence textToPaste = item.getText() #Copy String textToCopy = etCodeWindow.getText().toString() ĬlipboardManager clipboard = (ClipboardManager) context.getSystemService(Context.CLIPBOARD_SERVICE) ĬlipData clip = ClipData.newPlainText(null, textToCopy)

#CLIPBOARD MANAGER CODE#

If you just want to 'copy and paste' some code into your app, you can use the following.

Clipboard manager