easily copy and paste multiple text strings

[kalos]

hello

I want to copy text strings that are seperated by newlines or commas or tabs and I want to paste each one after the other (as I would read that text) by hitting a hotkey

for example:

this is, an example, of text
that I, want to, be pasted

I want to hit eg. CTRL+T and paste this is
then hit CTRL+T and paste an example

and so on

how can I do this?

thanks!

[mouser]

Question:

Would it be helpful if the Ctrl+T pressing was automated as well?

[kalos]

Question:

Would it be helpful if the Ctrl+T pressing was automated as well?

maybe, but how would I paste each string to the correct position in a grid? 

[mouser]

oh i thought it was an automated process where ctrl+T took you to the next field where you wanted to paste.

[wr975]

I want to copy text strings that are seperated by newlines or commas or tabs and I want to paste each one after the other (as I would read that text) by hitting a hotkey

Hi,

here's a quick Autohotkey script. See attachment.

Usage:
1. Go to http://www.autohotkey.com and download/install the tool (AHK_L 32 bit unicode)
2. Copy your comma/tab/newline separated text in the clipboard
3. Start the script. It'll read the contents of the clipboard
4. Press CTRL+T to paste the text, or CTRL+E to exit the script

Code

#SingleInstance force

x := clipboard
StringReplace,x,x,%A_Tab%,`,,1
Loop,Parse,x,`n,`r
	y .= ((If y = "") ? "" : ",") . A_LoopField
StringReplace,y,y,`,`,,`,,1
msgbox,CTRL+T to paste text`nCTRL+E to exit script
Return

^E::
ExitApp
Return

^T::
z := ""
Loop,Parse,y,`,
{
	If (Trim(A_LoopField) = "")
		Continue
	if (z = "")
		z .= Trim(A_LoopField)
	else
		y1 .= ((If y1 = "") ? "" : ",") . A_LoopField
}
y := y1
y1 := ""
If (z = "")
{
	ToolTip, Nothing more to paste...
	Sleep,5000
	ToolTip
	Return
}
Clipboard := z
Send,^v
return

[kalos]

it works very well! thanks!
just an addition, can you make it display a tooltip when it pastes the last string of a line and is about to paste the first string of the next/below line ?