Re: pass password thru a filter on way to clipboard?

Andrew, > xsel has a timeout option, and xclip has a (more useful for this case, > IMHO) loops option which only allows the data to be pasted N times. nice! thanks! ___ Password-Store mailing list Password-Store@lists.zx2c4.com

Re: pass password thru a filter on way to clipboard?

xsel has a timeout option, and xclip has a (more useful for this case, IMHO) loops option which only allows the data to be pasted N times. On Nov 26, 2017 14:25, "Greg Minshall" wrote: > hi, Till, > > yes, i could do the pipeline outside of pass. however, "pass -c" does >

Re: pass password thru a filter on way to clipboard?

hi, Till, yes, i could do the pipeline outside of pass. however, "pass -c" does this nice thing of clearing the selection after N seconds, and i'd like to retain that (without implementing it myself). cheers, Greg ___ Password-Store mailing list

Re: pass password thru a filter on way to clipboard?

My apologies -- this message was sent in error. On 25/11/17 17:56, Alec Clews wrote: Thanks for the suggestion. However it had no affect.     /usr/local/bin/pandoc --number-sections -s -smart -f markdown+startnum BlogPost.pmd -o BlogPost.docx     [WARNING] Deprecated: --latexmathml Could

Re: pass password thru a filter on way to clipboard?

Thanks for the suggestion. However it had no affect.     /usr/local/bin/pandoc --number-sections -s -smart -f markdown+startnum BlogPost.pmd -o BlogPost.docx     [WARNING] Deprecated: --latexmathml Could this be a bug? I am happy to supply input markdown file. On 24/11/17 21:49, Till

Re: pass password thru a filter on way to clipboard?

Hi, you can also just use the show command and pipe it through the standard tool chain of your shell. If you are using X, you can then pipe it to the X clipboard via xclip. pass show XYZ | head -n 1 | tr -d '\n' | sed 's/ //g' | xclip -selection clipboard A little bit formatting noise,

pass password thru a filter on way to clipboard?

hi. pass make me very happy -- thanks very much! my basic, silly, use case, is credit card numbers. i like to store them with spaces separating groups of 4 digits ("1234 5678 9012 3456"), but web sites typically want them space-free. so, in *this* case, i'd like to pass them through "sed 's/