Does anyone know how to copy text to the Windows clipboard from
inside Harlequin Lispworks for Windows? I've got hold of some Windows
3.1 text-to-speech software that can only get its text from this
clipboard.
Steven Vere
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> Does anyone know how to copy text to the Windows clipboard from
>inside Harlequin Lispworks for Windows? I've got hold of some Windows
>3.1 text-to-speech software that can only get its text from this
>clipboard.
>
>Steven Vere
To clarify, I am asking for a function that can be called to place a
text string on the Windows clipboard. It is of course easy to do this
manually.
Steven Vere
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>> Does anyone know how to copy text to the Windows clipboard from
>>inside Harlequin Lispworks for Windows? I've got hold of some Windows
>>3.1 text-to-speech software that can only get its text from this
>>clipboard.
>>
>>Steven Vere
>
> To clarify, I am asking for a function that can be called to place a
>text string on the Windows clipboard. It is of course easy to do this
>manually.
>
>Steven Vere
The easiest way to do this is to use a C function in a DLL and call it by
FLI.
Marc Battyani
From: Steven Vere
Subject: Re: copying text to Windows clipboard from Harlequin Lispworks?
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In <·········@dfw-ixnews5.ix.netcom.com> ····@ix.netcom.com(Steven
Vere) writes:
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> Does anyone know how to copy text to the Windows clipboard from
>inside Harlequin Lispworks for Windows? I've got hold of some Windows
>3.1 text-to-speech software that can only get its text from this
>clipboard.
I just received an answer to this question from Brigitte Bovy at
Harlequin support. Here is the incantation:
(capi:set-clipboard (capi:convert-to-screen nil)
"AI lives!")
which places a string in the second argument, here "AI lives!", on the
Windows clipboard. It works. The required first argument is a capi
pane, which can be faked by the convert-to-screen call.
Steven Vere