Inside Notepad2 you write some text, mark it and stuff it into the clipboard by pressing Ctrl-C.Reads like this could be a task for a long and cold Sunday afternoon.Īfter spending (too much) time on trying out a number of things and reading quite a number of articles on X Windows clipboard behaviour, I am pretty sure that the main problem is as explained by the following example: Though the pitfall is that launching genuine Linux commands like sed is not done easily from inside a programme which itself runs under Wine (Total Commander). Hm, this might put me on the right track. Guess rather than undigging a dead thread from its grave, I should have posted a feature request.

But maybe Christian can be persuaded to extend the list of existing cm_Copy_ToClip commands a bit in a future T.C. And I do not expect the Wine guys to find out why Wine does not like lst2clip. Realistically, I do not expect Lefteous to sit down after 8 years and try to find out why lst2clip does not work on Wine. Integrated into Total Commander natively. removing unwanted prefixes like the Wine drive letter Z: from the pathnames.replacing backslashes by forward slashes in pathnames.can copy the (long) filename / pathname which I need into the clipboard, but it does so in Windows format, yet I need Linux format.Īs a consequence, it would be really helpful to have the functionality which Lefteous's tiny programme lst2clip offers on Windows platforms, e.g. This is why I run into the problem that T.C. Sad, but true, there is no appropriate genuine Linux replacement for Total Commander. My aim is not running as many Windows applications as possible on Ubuntu with the help of Wine, but instead finding genuine Linux equivalents for the Windows applications which I use on Windows. Until now I have never tried running AHK on Wine. Your help is appreciated as much as your AHK expertise.

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