问题
For example, I can copy a file to the clipboard like this:
clip < file.txt
(Now the contents of file.txt
is in the clipboard.)
How can I do the opposite:
???? > file.txt
So that the contents of the clipboard will be in file.txt
?
回答1:
You can use the paste.exe software in order to paste text just like you are describing.
http://www.c3scripts.com/tutorials/msdos/paste.html
With it you can do:
paste | command
to paste the contents of the windows clipboard into the input of the specified command prompt
or
paste > filename
to paste the clipboard contents to the specified file.
回答2:
If you accept to use PowerShell
(and not cmd
) the you can use Get-Clipboard exactly as you was looking for.
Get-Clipboard > myfile.txt
The adventage of this method is that you have nothing to install.
Note: In place of clip
you can use Set-Clipboard that has more options.
Note 2: If you really want to run it from cmd
, you can call powershell
as in the following example powershell -command "Get-Clipboard | sort | Set-Clipboard"
.
回答3:
Clarifying an answer from @Kpym:
powershell -command "Get-Clipboard" > file.txt
This directly answers the question without using a 3rd party tool.
回答4:
Using the doskey macro definition feature, you can do:
doskey unclip=(powershell -command "Get-Clipboard") $*
Then (e.g.)
dir/b | clip
unclip | sort/r
回答5:
There are third party clip commands that work bidirectionally.
Here's one:
CLIP - Copy the specified text file to the clip board
Copyright (c) 1998,99 by Dave Navarro, Jr. (dave@basicguru.com)
回答6:
I have a pair of utilities (from before the Clip command was part of windows) available on this page:
http://www.clipboardextender.com/general-clipboard-use/command-window-output-to-clipboard-in-vista
There are two utilities in there, Clip2DOS and DOS2Clip. You want Clip2DOS:
Clip2DOS Copyright 2006 Thornsoft Development
Dumps clipboard text (1024 bytes) to stdout.
Usage: Clip2Dos.exe > out.txt
Result: text is in the file.
Limits: 1024 bytes.
License: Free, as in Free Beer!
http://www.thornsoft.com/dist/techsupport/dos2clip.zip
DELPHI SOURCE INCLUDED!
And hey, here it is (Clip2DOS.dpr) :
{Clip2DOS - copyright 2005 Thornsoft Development, Inc. All rights reserved.}
program Clip2Dos;
{$APPTYPE CONSOLE}
uses
Clipbrd,
ExceptionLog,
SysUtils;
var
p : Array[0..1024] of Char;
begin
try
WriteLn('Clip2DOS Copyright 2006 Thornsoft Development');
Clipboard.GetTextBuf(p,1024);
WriteLn(p);
except
//Handle error condition
on E: Exception do
begin
beep;
Writeln(SysUtils.format('Clip2DOS - Error: %s',[E.Message]));
ExitCode := 1; //Set ExitCode <> 0 to flag error condition (by convention)
end;
end
end.
回答7:
Here is the CLIP program by Dave Navarro, as referred to in the answer by @foxidrive. It is mentioned in an article here: copying-from-clipboard-to-xywrite
A link to the download, along with many other resources is on this page: http://www.lexitec.fi/xywrite/utility.html
Here is a direct link to the download: "DOWNLOAD Clip.exe Copy from and to the clipboard by Dave Navarro, Jr."
回答8:
I know I'm really late to answer this, but you could write:
type file.txt | clip
So the content of the clipboard will be the content of file.txt
回答9:
This dirty trick worked for my needs, and it comes with Windows!
notepad.exe file.txt
Ctrl + V, Ctrl + S, Alt + F, X
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17819814/how-can-you-get-the-clipboard-contents-with-a-windows-command