Hi all!
I have finally realized that I can get data out of the PilBox app by cat-ing to
the REPL, then using copy and paste. How can I write to the copy buffer
programmatically?
Thanks,
Shaughan
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Alex–
My previous email about copy–paste didn't say anything about scoped storage
because I hadn't yet seen your message—my email client suddenly decided to send
your messages to spam. It took me a bit to notice because it is only you and
subscribe messages, not the whole list.
I have been under
Alex–
The following may also temporarily solve the problem, at least for anyone using
Android 10. It is taken from the document you linked:
Before your app is fully compatible with scoped storage, you can temporarily
opt out by using the following method:
If you target Android 10 (API level 29),
Hi Shaughan,
> My previous email about copy–paste didn't say anything about scoped storage
> because I hadn't yet seen your message—my email client suddenly decided to
> send
> your messages to spam. It took me a bit to notice because it is only you and
> subscribe messages, not the whole list.
Hi Shaughan,
> I have finally realized that I can get data out of the PilBox app by cat-ing
> to
> the REPL, then using copy and paste. How can I write to the copy buffer
> programmatically?
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(java
(java CONTEXT 'getSystemService "clipboard") # ClipboardManage
Hi Shaughan,
> The following may also temporarily solve the problem, at least for anyone
> using
> Android 10. It is taken from the document you linked:
>
> Before your app is fully compatible with scoped storage, you can temporarily
> opt
> out by using the following method:
> If you target An
Ok. Copy-paste it is. Thanks!
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Original Message
On Apr 12, 2021, 10:49 AM, Alexander Burger wrote:
> Hi Shaughan,
>
>> The following may also temporarily solve the problem, at least for anyone
>> using
>> Android 10. It is taken from the document you
