copy and combine multiple text

[kalos]

hello!

I want to use a special key and copy multiple texts (one by one) and then use another key to paste all that text combined (each text, seperated in a newline)

any suggestion?

thanks!

[skwire]

Are these snippets simple plain-text?  As in, they're not copied from Word or Excel docs, right?

[skwire]

If they're just simple plain-text snippets, you could use something like this:

Code: Autohotkey [Select]

1. ^g:: ; Ctrl+G to copy.
2. {
3.     SendInput, ^c ; Copy selected text to clipboard.
4.     myBlock .= Clipboard . "`n" ; Concatenate block of saved text.
5. }
6. Return
7.  
8. ^h:: ; Ctrl+H to paste.
9. {
10.     Clipboard := myBlock ; Put saved block of text on clipboard.
11.     SendInput, ^v ; Paste into application.
12.     myBlock := "" ; Clear block of text.
13. }
14. Return

[kalos]

thanks!

[IainB]

Umm, I think can do all that - and more - in mouser's Clipboard Help and Spell. It's called "merge clips" - and they don't have to be sequential either.
And no restrictions on whether you are copying from plain-text, Word, Excel or any other docs.

[kalos]

Umm, I think can do all that - and more - in mouser's Clipboard Help and Spell. It's called "merge clips" - and they don't have to be sequential either.
And no restrictions on whether you are copying from plain-text, Word, Excel or any other docs.

-IainB (January 28, 2012, 03:44 AM)

I just tried that

the problem is that the program does not offer a display of all clips stored with the timestamp on which, each clip was created and the application from which, each clip was created, so that I can easily choose which to merge (basically, there is no column that displays the clip content)

[mouser]

the problem is that the program does not offer a display of all clips stored with the timestamp on which, each clip was created and the application from which, each clip was created,

yes it does.

[kalos]

the problem is that the program does not offer a display of all clips stored with the timestamp on which, each clip was created and the application from which, each clip was created,

yes it does.

-mouser (January 28, 2012, 07:31 PM)

can you tell me please how?
thanks

[IainB]

I just tried that
...the problem is that the program does not offer a display of all clips stored with the timestamp on which, each clip was created and the application from which, each clip was created, so that I can easily choose which to merge (basically, there is no column that displays the clip content)

-kalos (January 28, 2012, 06:24 PM)

Ah, I think I understand. In this instance, a picture is probably worth a thousand words...

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[kalos]

ooo yeah thanks!

[kalos]

FWIMC:
skwire's Cliptrap does it too
http://skwire.dcmemb...oftware/cliptrap.php

[Contro]

FWIMC:
skwire's Cliptrap does it too
http://skwire.dcmemb...oftware/cliptrap.php

-kalos (February 02, 2012, 01:26 PM)

Pues me he enganchado a Cliptrap aunque utilizo Ditto.
Gracias skwire. Aunque lo hiciste combinando con ArsClip, también es útil combinado con Ditto

copy and combine multiple text