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Clip2txt: a Windows utility that writes the clipboard to a file
An 'invisible' Windows utility that writes the clipboard contents to a text file
Clip2txt.exe (download here) is a Windows command-line utility that writes the contents of the Windows to a text file, optionally in a user-specified codepage for use in MS-DOS applications or other applications that rely on codepages for rendering non-ASCII characters.
To run the program, simply run Clip2txt (or call it from another application). It will write the clipboard contents to a file named #clip.txt in the same folder with Clip2txt.exe. The file will be a text file using the default Windows codepage (typically 1252).
Command-line parameters: You may add a code page number (e.g. 437, 850, 1256, etc.) or a filename (e.g. clipboard.txt) or a full pathname (e.g. C:UsersRoscoeDesktopoutput.txt) or both (in any order) to the command line.
ClipText is a simple clipboard manager for macOS built with electron.
If you specify a codepage, the program will try to convert the clipboard text to the specified codepage. If the specified codepage is invalid under your copy of Windows, the default codepage will be used instead. If the specified file cannot be created, the program will try to create a log file named #log.txt in the same folder with the application.
Source code (amateurish and needs work)
This is my first attempt at writing a program in C, and the result is an amateurish mix of conventions that will make any competent programmer burst into contemptuous laughter. But the program at least seems to work.
If you want to modify this project for yourself, use Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 or later; create a Win32 project named Clip2txt; replace the contents of Clip2txt.cpp with the code below; then, in the Properties panel, change the Linker->System->Subsystem from a Windows app to a console app. Since this procedure may be tricky or unreliable, it's probably best to start with this complete VS2010 build environment.
If you are expert and generous enough to suggest changes in the code, please get in touch with me at the address in the footer of this page.
Here is the text of Clip2txt.cpp:
Edward Mendelson (em thirty-six [at] columbia [dot] edu, but with two initials and two numerals before the [at] sign, not spelled out as shown here).
Description
Clip a text.License
Apache License
Parameter
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| c | the component used to clip the text. Width from that component will be used for that purpose. |
| fnt | the Font to use to evaluate whether or not the text fits within the component. If null, Font is retrieved from the component. |
| val | the text to clip. |
| xFrom | starting x position within the component |
| xTo | ending position within the component |
Clip Text From Image
Return
a clipped text terminating with three dots if the text does not fit within xFrom and xTo. Otherwise, the text remains unchanged.Declaration
Clip Text Flutter
Method Source Code
Cliptext
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