Greetings
In the classic interfaces mouse + tablet (-pelook 1), you can paste a "text" that is in the Windows clipboard by pressing the middle mouse button/wheel in the text line or in the Me10 editor.
Is there another way to do this pasting?
Reason: We (still) use the tablet, there this is particularly awkward.
That means after you have selected and copied the text and are back in ME10, select the desired action with the pen; then put the pen away ; take mouse and position cursor at desired place, press middle mouse button/wheel to paste; put mouse away and then take pen again to continue working..
So I'm was looking for something like an INQ-query (which unfortunately doesn't exist) that I could put into a macro and trigger from the tablet or keyboard.
Is it somehow possible to write the clipboard content to a file that can be accessed with OPEN_INFILE ?
I am currently doing this in a macro:
PASTE_FROM_CLIPBOARD NOSUBPART
Specifying a point where there is nothing else.
What is then found there I analyze with INQ_ELEM and use it further depending on its nature.
This works so far, but I wonder if there is not something better.
Have a nice day
Friedhelm
Dear Friedhelm,
Having no tablet, I can only imagine the situation. Therefore, my reply may not be adequate.
With the ME10 editor, as far as I know, there is no solution.
For other situations, I do not see the problem of using the tablet menu PASTE: you do not have to use the mouse.