def _execute_events(self, events):
original = Clipboard()
try:
original.copy_from_system()
except Exception as e:
self._log.warning(
"Failed to store original clipboard contents:"
" %s", e)
# Store the contents to copy (i.e. *events*) in a Clipboard
# instance using the specified (or default) format. If *events* is
# a dictionary, then pass it instead.
if isinstance(events, dict):
clipboard = Clipboard(contents=events)
else:
clipboard = Clipboard(contents={self.format: events})
# Copy the contents to the system clipboard and paste using the
# paste action.
clipboard.copy_to_system()
self.paste.execute()
# Restore the original clipboard contents afterwards. This should
# clear the clipboard if we failed to store the original contents
# above.
original.copy_to_system()
return True
def SendCommandToClickByVoiceDragon(command):
def go():
temporary = Clipboard({Clipboard.format_text: command})
temporary.copy_to_system()
DragonKey('cs-dot/10').execute()
try:
original = Clipboard(from_system=True)
go()
original.copy_to_system()
except Exception as e:
go()
def copy_modify_paste(modifying_function):
selected_text = utils.getSelectedText()
if not selected_text:
print "No selected text?"
return
modified_text = modifying_function(str(selected_text))
# tried to use the original clipboard here, but couldn't get it to "clear" -- some apps would
# somehow get the original, unmodified text when the paste happened
new_clipboard = Clipboard()
new_clipboard.set_text(modified_text)
new_clipboard.copy_to_system()
Key("c-v").execute()
def copy_modify_paste(modifying_function):
selected_text = utils.getSelectedText()
if not selected_text:
print "No selected text?"
return
modified_text = modifying_function(str(selected_text))
# tried to use the original clipboard here, but couldn't get it to "clear" -- some apps would
# somehow get the original, unmodified text when the paste happened
new_clipboard = Clipboard()
new_clipboard.set_text(modified_text)
new_clipboard.copy_to_system()
Key("c-v").execute()
def readSelected():
clipBoardInstance = Clipboard(from_system=True)
# make a temporary clipboard, with the message didn't found selected text, and clone it to system.
temporary = Clipboard({Clipboard.format_unicode: u"didn't found selected text."})
temporary.copy_to_system()
# copy new text to this set clipboard. If no text selected the text "didn't found selected text." remains on clipboard
Key("c-c/25").execute()
text = Clipboard(from_system=True).get_text()
sayOutLoud(text.encode('utf8'))
# set the first obtained clipboard back to the system.
clipBoardInstance.copy_to_system()
def _execute_events(self, events):
original = Clipboard()
original.copy_from_system()
if self.format == win32con.CF_UNICODETEXT:
events = unicode(events)
elif self.format == win32con.CF_TEXT:
events = str(events)
clipboard = Clipboard(contents={self.format: events})
clipboard.copy_to_system()
self.paste.execute()
original.copy_to_system()
return True
def _execute_events(self, events):
original = Clipboard()
original.copy_from_system()
if self.format == win32con.CF_UNICODETEXT:
events = unicode(events)
elif self.format == win32con.CF_TEXT:
events = str(events)
clipboard = Clipboard(contents={self.format: events})
clipboard.copy_to_system()
self.paste.execute()
original.copy_to_system()
return True
def getSelectedText():
""" Get the currently selected text by copying it to the clipboard and pulling it from there.
Preserve the original clipboard state. """
original = Clipboard(from_system=True)
# print "original before copy: " + original.get_text()
Key("c-c/5").execute()
# note that trying to re-use this clipboard object after it's been
# modified has caused me issues in the past -- seems to hold onto old values...
just_copied = Clipboard()
just_copied.copy_from_system()
# print "original after copy: " + original.get_text()
# print "just copied before original copy back: " + just_copied.get_text()
original.copy_to_system() # restore the state of the clipboard
return just_copied.get_text()
def getSelectedText():
""" Get the currently selected text by copying it to the clipboard and pulling it from there.
Preserve the original clipboard state. """
original = Clipboard(from_system=True)
# print "original before copy: " + original.get_text()
Key("c-c/5").execute()
# note that trying to re-use this clipboard object after it's been
# modified has caused me issues in the past -- seems to hold onto old values...
just_copied = Clipboard()
just_copied.copy_from_system()
# print "original after copy: " + original.get_text()
# print "just copied before original copy back: " + just_copied.get_text()
original.copy_to_system() # restore the state of the clipboard
return just_copied.get_text()
def go():
temporary = Clipboard({Clipboard.format_text: command})
temporary.copy_to_system()
DragonKey('cs-dot/10').execute()
def save_to_clipboard(text):
"""Stores text to the clipboard"""
clipboard = Clipboard(from_system=True)
clipboard.set_text(text)
clipboard.copy_to_system()
def reverse_clip():
"""Reverses the most recent clipboard item"""
clip = text_clip()
clipboard = Clipboard(from_system=True)
clipboard.set_text(clip[::-1])
clipboard.copy_to_system()
def restore_clip():
"""Restores the most recent clipboard item"""
global clip
clipboard = Clipboard(from_system=True)
clipboard.set_text(clip)
clipboard.copy_to_system()
def save_to_clipboard(text):
"""Stores text to the clipboard"""
clipboard = Clipboard(from_system=True)
clipboard.set_text(text)
clipboard.copy_to_system()
def reverse_clip():
"""Reverses the most recent clipboard item"""
clip = text_clip()
clipboard = Clipboard(from_system=True)
clipboard.set_text(clip[::-1])
clipboard.copy_to_system()
def restore_clip():
"""Restores the most recent clipboard item"""
global clip
clipboard = Clipboard(from_system=True)
clipboard.set_text(clip)
clipboard.copy_to_system()
