Clipboard functions

Files
file	clipboard.c
	Windows clipboard handling.
Enumerations
enum	t_cliperrcode {   CLIP_OK = 0, CLIP_PARAM, CLIP_FILENAME, CLIP_FILESIZE,   CLIP_OPEN, CLIP_NO_MEMORY, CLIP_LOCK, CLIP_READ,   CLIP_OPER, CLIP_OPENCLIP, CLIP_SETCLIP, CLIP_GETCLIP,   CLIP_WRNGFMT, CLIP_WRITE, CLIP_BITMAP, CLIP_UNKNOWN }
	Error types. More...
Functions
int WINAPI	WinMain (HINSTANCE hInstance, HINSTANCE hPrevInstance, PSTR szCmdLine, int iCmdShow)
	The main entry point for the clipboard program.

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Enumeration Type Documentation

enum t_cliperrcode

Error types.

Enumerator:

CLIP_OK	Everything went OK.
CLIP_PARAM	Wrong parameter format.
CLIP_FILENAME	Wrong name of the file.
CLIP_FILESIZE	File size error.
CLIP_OPEN	Unable to open file.
CLIP_NO_MEMORY	No memory.
CLIP_LOCK	Unable to lock memory.
CLIP_READ	Error reading file.
CLIP_OPER	Wrong operation name.
CLIP_OPENCLIP	Unable to open clipboard.
CLIP_SETCLIP	Unable to set clipboard data.
CLIP_GETCLIP	Unable to get clipboard data.
CLIP_WRNGFMT	Unsupported clipboard format.
CLIP_WRITE	File write error.
CLIP_BITMAP	Bitmap conversion error.
CLIP_UNKNOWN	Unknown error.

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Function Documentation

int WINAPI WinMain	(	HINSTANCE	hInstance,
		HINSTANCE	hPrevInstance,
		PSTR	szCmdLine,
		int	iCmdShow
	)

The main entry point for the clipboard program.

Usage of the program: clipboard.exe [copy|paste] filename.

copy copies the contents of the file filename into the clipboard as text. The file filename is assumed to contain valid text in the correct windows encoding, either UCS-2LE if the program has been compiled with the windows unicode support or the current ansi page, if compiled without the unicode support. The contentes of the file are transparently copied into the the clipboard as text.

paste retrieves the contents of the clipboard into the file filename. The file is created, if it doesn't already exists or the contents of an existing file are overwritten.

The program has no GUI and it works as a command line utility.

Parameters:

	hInstance	ignored.
	hPrevInstance	ignored
	szCmdLine	is assumed to contain a with white spaces separated string. Up to the first white space the command line parameter is assumed to contain strings copy or paste. After the first whitespace the name of the file is assumed, including evtl. furher whitespaces.
	iCmdShow	ignored, if command line given, else used for the creation of the main window.

Returns:

CLIP_OK if everything went OK, error code else