gaopeng wrote:
> Mathias wrote :
> So it is interesting what format is used as a transport medium. In case
> you pasted from one OOo Calc window to another one or a Writer window to
> another one the ODF format is used and I would be astonished to see
> different content pasted. But in case you are pasting from a different
> application (e.g. Writer or any non-OOo application) it's possible that
> an exchange format as HTML or RTF is used to transport the content and
> this indeed can create conversion problems. Some of them are bugs but
> some of them are not avoidable.
>
> the following is my underatand of the above phrase:
> in the OOo application ,when paste content between the OOo applications
> (e.g . the writer and Calc , or writer and impresentation etc .), the format
> of content saved in the clipboard is ODF , is that right ?
> when paste content between OOo application(e.g writer , Calc and so on)
> and other non-OOo application , the format of content saved in the clipboard
> is HTML or RTF . is that right ?
Mostly right. The way it works is this: on "copy" the copied application
acquires the clipboard,
saying "I have content, and I could deliver it in these mimetypes". On paste
the pasting application asks the clipboard for the supported mimetypes,
selects one and
then asks the clipboard for the content in that specific mimetype. The
clipboard then asks
the "copied" application for content in that specific mimetype an d
delivers the resulting data
to the "pasting" application.
Kind regards, pl
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