CoMiKe wrote:I've been thinking about clipboard managers.
Does anyone know if there's any clipboard manager where Ctrl+V works in a similar way to the Alt+Tab dialog?
I mean, so that Ctrl+V shows a dialog that remains visible while the Ctrl key is down, and every "V" keypress cycles down a list (or stack) of previously copied elements. And the element is pasted when the Ctrl key is released.
I've been searching, but I've found nothing. Would it be even possible?? As the Ctrl+V keystroke is possibly system-wide, isn't it?
I have been using CLCL for quite some time but am experiencing some strange behaviour which I can't really put my finger on.
Behaviour:
- Not always is content copied to the clipboard,
- Message in Excel saying "Cannot empty clipboard"
- Message in Excel saying there is not enough memory
- System seems frozen but if I wait a bit it comes back to live. While it seems frozen I can still move the mouse but nothing gets a response until it comes back to live and all commands are executed quickly.
I also have the decClipboard plugin installed. Not sure if that should also be part of the problem. I have tried with different clipboard utils like the ones mentioned in this thread.
Running all this on WinXP SP2 with 1 GB memory and TC 6.55. The same behaviour is on my other computer which is WinXP Home SP2 TC 7.0 B3 with 512MB.
Thanks for confirming it, that I am not the only one. For now I have disabled decClipboard to see how it goes. I did try ArsClip and didn't like it. Once you are used to CLCL, I think it is hard to switch
Still have the same issues with your Favmenu. Almost daily now it simply stops working. I have hotkey CTRL-D assigned. Pressing CTRL-D will always bring it up, when I make a selection it just only seems to pass on Enter. Then I quit the application and use the built-in TC one. Which works without a problem. I miss using Favmenu in other applications. Anything I can check here or are your plans to rewrite any more concrete?
Ok, I have tested ArsClip for a short while, I have to admit, CLCL is just better. Or more intuitive, i have found nothing in ArsClip that CLCL is not able to do, maybe in a more complicated way (like the pasting method, but I only set that once, so there is no need to have it on the main menu anyway), but i does more also.
EDIT: Form edit is nice in ArsClip, I still have to try it.
I switched to Linux, bye and thanks for all the fish!
Don't know what is going on... it never stop working on any of computer I am using it....
There will be a new version soon enough, so this will probably be solved then. I finsihed my Menu addon for Autohotkey witch supports icons and other fency things like tooltips, right click on the menu items etc... When i finish testing of the new menu I will upgrade Favmenu to use it.
I like CLCL, but I use more often Ditto and ClipX. The last one is very usefull in Open/Save dialog boxes, because it does not erase paths of filenames that are there previously.
This is the little console app I compiled using variant of Leftious test code for TC copydata interface.
I did this for the purpse of testing Favmenu 3 AHK code equivalent which was somehow buggy. I needed to isolate the bug so I created this in C to make sure the bug is not in TC interface but in AHK itself, or FM3 code.
I thought it might be useful to some, and it is probably faster then using TC with /O option.
