Nikolai Weibull wrote: > On 3/26/07, Ken Hirsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Here is an experimental patch for a new feature for gvim on MS Windows. >> I'm glad to hear any feedback about the code or the feature itself. I've >> tried to follow the conventions in the vim source code. I call the >> feature "ClipboardWatch". >> >> The new feature triggers an event "ClipboardChanged" whenever the >> clipboard is changed (in any application). The Windows editor "NoteTab" >> implements this (as "pasteboard") and it is, at times, very handy. > > This doesn't seem quite relevant enough to include in Vim. The > example you give can quite easily be implemented with autohotkey [1]. > > nikolai > > [1] http://autohotkey.com/
There's vimtip #1370 (http://vim.sourceforge.net/tips/tip.php?tip_id=1370), which tracks changes to the clipboard and appends the contents to a VIM buffer, all with a small VIM script. I agree with Nikolai that - though useful - this isn't core functionality that should be included in VIM.
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