> > So your ClipCaptured command list could do
> >
> > Exec.ToFile(filepath,"")
> > Exec.ToFile(filepath,shortdate ++?" "++ xtime)
> > Clip.TextAppend()
> > Clip.ToFileAppend(filepath)
>
> Sorry, I read your response too fast, this was an excellent reply,
> thanks! I did not understand that you could use the entries in a
> command list as a script in itself. Not without using the *Script Run
> command, that is.
Ok, last post, promise... :)
I finally ended up with this:
1. Command list ClipCaptured containing one entry with the text
"runfile.saveclip"
2. A file called saveclip.powerpro placed under the scripts-folder,
with the following contents:
Exec.ToFile("c:\home\ppclips.txt","")
Exec.ToFile("c:\home\ppclips.txt",shortdate ++" "++ xtime)
Clip.ToFileAppend("c:\home\ppclips.txt")
It does the trick for me. What I did not understand, though, was what
that extra "Clip.TextAppend()" should do. Can you explain? The manual
says:
"Append following text to clipboard. If no text, a new line is appended."
What "following text"? There is nothing between the brackets.
/Mathias - Power-PowerPro-Pro wannabe... :)
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