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Date: Sat, 14 Sep 2002 08:50:28 -0400 (EDT)

On Fri, 13 Sep 2002, Dale Alspach wrote:
> My experience has been that if the item is showing in xclipboard
> and is highlighted that is what is pasted using the mouse.

Classic X copy-and-paste behavior is that you can only paste what is
currently highlighted.  In fact, it is the act of highlighting a
selection that actually copies that selection into the buffer.  X has
no "copy" command -- if you highlighted it, you just copied it.

> This does not seem to override what is in an application's own
> paste buffer. As far as I can tell Maple's cut and paste, for
> example, is isolated.

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> Indeed I am (this workstation is rh7.2 with gnome1.4, it [mostly?]
> works, so I hadn't bothered to updated it to 7.3:)
> 
> > In any case, I have not seen the problem for quite a while, now.
> 
> So upgrading gnome will fix the problem, it's not an exmh/tktcl
> issue.

It did for me, but I am not willing to say it is not a tcl/tk issue as
other apps seemed to work OK for cut and paste and Tk does its
clipboard stuff a bit differently than most toolkits. So I'm not
about to place blame. Just reporting my experience.

Also, I am not talking about installing Gnome2. Just updating the
many, many pieces of gnome to the current rev level.

R. Kevin Oberman, Network Engineer
Energy Sciences Network (ESnet)
Ernest O. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab)
E-mail: oberman@es.net			Phone: +1 510 486-8634

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>>>"Kevin Oberman" said:
 > It did for me, but I am not willing to say it is not a tcl/tk issue as
 > other apps seemed to work OK for cut and paste and Tk does its
 > clipboard stuff a bit differently than most toolkits. So I'm not
 > about to place blame. Just reporting my experience.

One more salvo on X and cut/paste.  X specifies at least two *mechanisms*
for cut/paste, but as usual mandates no *policy*.  Windows and Macintosh
have a slightly different mechanism and one uniform policy.  I'm quite
sure that Tk implements all PRIMARY and CLIPBOARD selections accurately.
The PRIMARY selection is the one that is tied to the visible selection
on your X display.  The CLIPBOARD selection is the one with the explicit
Copy step, and is the same as what you have on Windows and Macintosh.
However, exmh throws in support for the cutbuffer mechanism, which is

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of what is selected is removed).     Try this in any other ramdom
application (from xterm to netscape) and see how it works.  There
normally is *no* (mouse based) way to actually clear the primary
selection (that is, set it to be a null string).

Then, because of the "if I get asked for the selection value, I will
find something" behaviour, if you click (intending to set the insert
point, the way most other GUI's operate), and then paste, because the
PRIMARY is clear, but exmh still owns the selection, because nothing
else has taken it, it does and finds some other ramdom stuff, from
either the clipboard or cut buffer, which tends to be something that was
deleted back in the ancient past, and pastes that.

That behaviour, to me anyway, is the real issue.

Once that gets fixed, we can switch back to operating the normal
"select stuff, click at new insert point, paste" mode of operation
that almost everyone expects to work (whether the "select stuff"
is somewhere in one of the exmh windows, or elsewhere).

kre

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Subject: DVD stills
Date: Wed, 25 Sep 2002 08:00:14 -0000
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URL: http://diveintomark.org/archives/2002/09/24.html#dvd_stills
Date: 2002-09-24T13:49:41-05:00

DVD Capture 1.0[1] “is a helper application for the Apple DVD Player. It 
enables the user to take screen captures of the DVD Player Viewer in window and 
full screen mode. The captures can be saved to a file or placed on the 
clipboard.”



[1] http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/16324

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[079] - Sharp Tools Spreadsheet 1.4 (Stable)
  by Hua Zhong (http://freshmeat.net/users/huaz/)
  Tuesday, July 30th 2002 05:49

Office/Business :: Financial :: Spreadsheet

About: Sharp Tools is a spreadsheet written in Java. It features full
formula support (nested functions, auto-updating, and relative/absolute
addressing), a file format compatible with other spreadsheets, printing
support, undo/redo, a clipboard, sorting, data exchange with Excel,
histogram generation, and a built-in help system. 

Changes: It is now compatible with JDK 1.4, and the row and column
insertion bugs were fixed, along with some other problems.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

URL: http://freshmeat.net/projects/sharptools/

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