"John P . Looney" said:
> Is there a standard X command, that when called would print the current
> selected text ? Could be handy in sawmill, which doesn't have a %s type
> thing.
Not that I know of. It could be easy enough to hack one up, given the
source for xcutsel, xclipboard; may even be a one-liner using Tk, but I
don't know Tk at all. :(
On a similar note, does anyone know if it's possible to bind multiple
keypresses to a single keysym in X? I'd like to bind "qrmm; next<enter>"
to a single key to save my wrists when reading mail offline. I already
have "rmm;next" aliased, but that still leaves 3 keypresses where 1 could
do ;)
--j.
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