Guest fiercedeity Posted May 20, 2004 Share Posted May 20, 2004 I am running the following script: ClipPut("Clipboard has been nulled on Start of AutoIT" ) If i exit here and look at the clipboard by pasting my self i get: Clipboard has been nulled on Start of AutoIT ControlSend($SIBEL_WIN_TITLE, "", "DataTbl1", "{TAB}+{TAB}^c") Local $ScriptName = ClipGet() If i exit here and look at the clipboard and / or the value of $ScriptName i get: 1 this is driving me totaly insaine, and i cant work out what is going on. also if i perform the same actions myself i get the value i want which is JUP External Credit Vet Smart Script please help my boss wants this code by friday and i fear for my sanity is there a know problem with the get clipboard function ? also i am donig many other copys and pasts to the DataTbl1 class in other scripts and it works fine. whats going on !!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Developers Jos Posted May 20, 2004 Developers Share Posted May 20, 2004 I am running the following script:ClipPut("Clipboard has been nulled on Start of AutoIT" )If i exit here and look at the clipboard by pasting my self i get:Clipboard has been nulled on Start of AutoITControlSend($SIBEL_WIN_TITLE, "", "DataTbl1", "{TAB}+{TAB}^c")Local $ScriptName = ClipGet()If i exit here and look at the clipboard and / or the value of $ScriptName i get:1this is driving me totaly insaine, and i cant work out what is going on.also if i perform the same actions myself i get the value i want which isJUP External Credit Vet Smart Scriptplease help my boss wants this code by friday and i fear for my sanity is there a know problem with the get clipboard function ? also i am donig many other copys and pasts to the DataTbl1 class in other scripts and it works fine. whats going on !!!"{TAB}+{TAB}^c"so you do a TAB , then a SHift TAB and then Ctrl+C (Copy)How did you select the texth that you want to Copy ??I would expect something like Shift+END or something .... SciTE4AutoIt3 Full installer Download page - Beta files Read before posting How to post scriptsource Forum etiquette Forum Rules Live for the present, Dream of the future, Learn from the past. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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