https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=371504
Alan C. Whiteman <acwhite...@visualis.us> changed:
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Status|RESOLVED |UNCONFIRMED
Resolution|INVALID |---
--- Comment #4 from Alan C. Whiteman <acwhite...@visualis.us> ---
On my system, I can set Klipper's history limit to any number of items
(currently I have about 100 items stored.) So we know that Klipper can store
all these items somewhere.
One possible way that a system may be implemented is like this:
1) User selects first item in Klipper's history.
2) Klipper stores this item in a temporary memory space (either RAM or a temp
file), not necessarily the clipboard.
3) User selects a second item in history.
4) This second item gets aggregated in the memory space.
5) When the user is done selecting items from history, Klipper takes all of
these items in the memory space and puts them as a single item in the
clipboard.
6) Paste.
To illustrate:
Selecting from Klipper history:
[ x ] One
[ ] Two
[ x ] Three
[ ] Four
[ x ] Five
After pasting:
One
Three
Five
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