Subj : Re: UIFC Issue
To : Mlong
From : Digital Man
Date : Mon Oct 12 2020 06:52 pm
Re: Re: UIFC Issue
By: Digital Man to Mlong on Mon Oct 12 2020 06:23 pm
> Re: Re: UIFC Issue
> By: Mlong to Mlong on Mon Oct 12 2020 02:46 pm
>
> > Here's how I am dealing with this weirdness, if it gives you any hints as
> > to what is wrong in the source:
>
> > if (selection&MSK_GET) {
> > // actually put ctrl-x
> > selection ^= 0x50000000;
> > uifc.msg("You pasted into index " + selection);
> > } else if (selection&MSK_PUT) {
> > // actually get ctrl-v
> > selection ^= MSK_PUT;
> > uifc.msg("You copied from index " + selection);
> > }
>
> The proper way (if it works, which I don't know has been confirmed in JS):
> would be like this:
> if ((sleection & MSK_ON) == MSK_COPY) {
> selection &= MSK_OFF;
> uifc.msg("You copied from index" + seleection);
> }
> There have been issues in the past with JS numbers > 0x7fffffff, so it's
> possible there might be a hitch that needs to be resolved before it works
> 100% for you. Let me know how you fare,
I played around with JS uifc the copy/cut/paste mode flags and it seemed to work as expected. Here's a little test script I wrote, if it's of any help:
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