On 15:58 Fri 12 Oct , rephorm wrote: > On Oct 12, 2012, at 12:21 PM, [email protected] wrote: > . > > A typical workflow for me would be to copy the username to clipboard, > > switch to the application requiring the username and paste, switch back > > to terminal and copy the password to clipboard and then paste into the > > application. > > I use pass file names of the form website.com/username. Tab completion on the > website name gets me the username, which I then just type in (after pasting > the password). This seems quicker than switching back to the term and adding > a username flag. > > Unless you (for some reason) use non-pronounceable usernames, I don't see the > need for it to be on the clipboard. > > Brian
I tried taking a look at this from another perspective. Here [0], I've adding a feature to xclip to take in a delimited input file and split it into multiple selections. In your case, you would be a multi-line file deliminted by newlines. xclip would take the entire file and split it into consecutive pastes. If your file was, for example: username password The first paste would contain username. The second paste would contain password. What do you think of that? -milki [0] https://github.com/milki/xclip/commit/aac0f5fcca02323e47d150c73c8c8cd64bb46570 _______________________________________________ Password-Store mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zx2c4.com/listinfo.cgi/password-store-zx2c4.com
