Žann sun 10.jśl 2011 17:11, skrifaši Thomas Dean:
> I pipe the output of xclip through xmacroplay, like this:
>
> #!/bin/sh
> sleep 0.2
> {
> echo -n 'String '
Out of curiosity, why?
> xclip -o
> } | xmacroplay -d 3 :0
>
> which I also bound to Modkey-v. The sleep statement ensures that I can let
> go of the Modkey in time. Otherwise the outcome can be ugly :-)
>
>
But then again, you're loosing the benefit X selections have over gpm.
You could instead use xdootol.
#!/bin/sh
xdotool type --clearmodifiers $(
echo -n 'String '
xclip -o
)
Remove '--clearmodifiers' to get inverse case using capslock,
alternative characters using shift3, etc.
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