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‎docs/dictionary/property/clipboardData.lcdoc‎

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set the clipboardData["text"] to "Hello World"
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The above statement will only place plain text on the clipboard, similar
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to using the copy command from a text only editor.
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set the clipboardData["html"] to "&lt;p&gt;Hello World&lt;/p&gt;"
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The above statement is equivalent to selecting the text "Hello World"
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in a field and choosing Edit menu, or to using the <copy> command. The
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data you place on the <clipboard(glossary)> is accessible to your
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application using the <paste> command, and to other applications (that
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support pasting text) using the application's Paste menu item.
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in a field and choosing Copy Text from the Edit menu, or to using the
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<copy> command (chunk of field syntax) since styled text is placed on
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the clipboard by default. The data you place on the
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<clipboard(glossary)> is accessible to your application using the
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<paste> command, and to other applications (that support pasting text)
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using the application's Paste menu item.
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>*Tip:* To quickly find out what kind of data is on the clipboard, use
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‎docs/dictionary/property/fullClipboardData.lcdoc‎

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The `text`, `rtftext`, `htmltext`, `styles` and `styledtext`
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properties are handled specially by LiveCode: adding any one of them
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will cause the rest to be automatically generated and added. You can
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The `rtftext`, `htmltext`, `styles` and `styledtext` properties are
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handled specially by LiveCode: adding any one of them will cause the
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rest (plus `text`) to be automatically generated and added. You can
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query the keys of the <fullClipboardData> to determine what types of
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data are on the <clipboard(glossary)>.
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‎docs/dictionary/property/rawClipboardData.lcdoc‎

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As a low-level feature, platform differences are not hidden. In
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particular, the form of the keys of the <rawClipboardData> are
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platform-specific, but can be summarised as:
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platform-specific, but can be summarized as:
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- Windows: arbitrary strings but keys of the form CF_xxx correspond to
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the <clipboard(glossary)> formats defined by Windows itself
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- OSX: Uniform Type Identifiers (UTIs) with an extension:
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OSTypes/MIME-types can be used by prefixing the key with
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com.apple.ostype:/public.mime-type:
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the <clipboard(glossary)> formats defined by Windows itself
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- OSX: Uniform Type Identifiers (UTIs) with an extension.
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OSTypes/MIME-types can be used by prefixing the key with
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com.apple.ostype:/public.mime-type:
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- Linux: arbitrary strings (X11 atoms) but, by convention, MIME types
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are used
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>*Tip:* All contents of the <rawClipboardData> are binary - use the

‎docs/dictionary/property/scriptOnly.lcdoc‎

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Description:
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will not be written to disk.
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declaring the stack name. If the stack has a <stack> <behavior>, the
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name of the behavior stack is also saved to the header line. Any other
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objects or properties of the stack will not be written to disk.
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set the file format of the stack. Without this property it is not
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>*Warning:* <scriptOnly> stacks only save the stack name and script. Any
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> property changes and objects created while the stack is open will not
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> exist the next time the stack is opened.
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>*Warning:* <scriptOnly> stacks only save the stack name, script and
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> stack behavior. Any other type of behavior, or property changes and
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> objects created while the stack is open will not exist the next time
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>*Note:* Script only stacks are unable to be password protected. In
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‎docs/glossary/s/script-only-stack.lcdoc‎

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Name: script only stack
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Type: glossary
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Description:
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A <script only stack> is a <stack> whose on-disk representation is just
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a <text file> with a header line:
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script "StackName"
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script "StackName" with behavior "BehaviorName"
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References: text file (glossary), stack (glossary), script (property),
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behavior (property)
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‎docs/glossary/s/stack-file.lcdoc‎

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References: file (glossary), substack (glossary), main stack (glossary),
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‎docs/glossary/s/stack-version.lcdoc‎

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When saving a <stack> using the <save> <command>, it is possible to save
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useful when saving a stack so that it can be saved in an older
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When saving a binary <stack> using the <save> <command>, it is possible
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to save with a specific version of LiveCode's stack <file> format. This
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is useful when saving a binary stack so that it can be saved in an older
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‎docs/notes/bugfix-19206.md‎

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# clipboard always converts plain text to styled text
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Whenever `text` was placed on the clipboard, it was first converted to
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LiveCode styled text and then put on the clipboard as styled text, RTF,
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HTML, and plain text. This introduced errors when pasting to other
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applications since they would prefer the HTML version which made the
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text appear double spaced.

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# Ensure colors round-trip through styledText correctly

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# Refresh player on windows when mirroring property is set

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