Hello,
Whenever the Windows' clipboard is updated, is it possible for a
perl program to get a notification and to copy the update into a
variable? Then, sending a Ctrl-C signal to the program should
cause the program to print all the updates made since the program
started.
(The following feature of the editor NoteTab Pro would imply that
the preceding is possible; but I don't know how to implement it:
4.3.2 Paste-Board Feature
Any document in the editor (as long as it is not Read-Only)
can be configured to capture text that is cut or copied to the
Clipboard from any Windows application. First select the
document you want to use as a "paste board", then activate the
"Use as Paste Board" option in the Document menu. As long as
this option is active, the document will capture and append
all text sent to the Clipboard. The computer will beep or play
a sound each time the paste-board document captures some text.
The paste-board feature, for example, makes it easy to create
a list of links or store important information as you surf the
Web.
Note that only one document at a time can act as a paste
board. When you activate this option on another document, the
previous paste-board document stops capturing Clipboard text.)
Thanks,
--Suresh
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