Copied text will be also available in system clipboard. Then, do a similar for append-to-file, insert-file, etc., and then setup shortcuts and/or (Emacs) aliases for fast access. Now you get a standard right-click menu (keep holding or press Shift again) and you can use Ctrl+Shift+C and Ctrl+Shift+V to copy and paste. (write-region (region-beginning) (region-end) "~/.fclipboard.txt") ) "Write the region to `~/.fclipboard.txt'" Now, to get Emacs-Emacs communication (and I agree several instances is not optimal), if they share access to a file, how about using it by setting up functions like: (defun write-to-file-clipboard () (shell-command "/home/user_name/scripts/pst" '(1)) `M-1' (the '(1)) to insert in the current buffer."
#EMACS TO OS XCLIPBOARD UPDATE#
Fortunately you can update emacs to a version that is integrated with your clipboard here: I believe that you use Ctrl+Y to paste in emacs, after the update. Aquamacs is based on Cocoa, the modern user interface framework in OS X. "Inserts the X clipboard (xclip -d ':0' -o -selection clipboard)Īt point. The version of emacs that is included with OS X is too old to provide this functionality. Copy from Emacs to OS X clipboard: select region then M- pbcopy RET. #!/bin/zshĬLIP=`xclip -d ":0" -o -selection clipboard`Įcho "(set-variable '*clip-len* $CLIP_LEN)" > ~/.clip_len I also put the xo part into a script (called pst), so as to paste from X to Emacs. If you exit Emacs while it is the current owner of the clipboard data, and there is a clipboard manager running, Emacs transfers the clipboard data to the clipboard manager so that it is not lost. Visit Stack Exchange Tour Start here for quick overview the site Help Center Detailed answers. Many X desktop environments support a feature called the clipboard manager. Xo: aliased to xclip -d ":0" -selection clipboard -o communities including Stack Overflow, the largest, most trusted online community for developers learn, share their knowledge, and build their careers. It is not true that you can't access the X clipboard in the Linux VT/tty/console.Ĭheck out those aliases, as they are shown when I use where in zsh: xi: aliased to xclip -d ":0" -selection clipboard
We are trying to avoid using a third-party VNC service since MacOS already has a built-in VNC.
#EMACS TO OS XCLIPBOARD SERIES#
But there are some other things I know of that might help you. Enabling 'Clipboard' with built-in VNC We are trying to configure a Guacamole system to connect to a series of remote computers and the one function we cant get to work is the shared clipboard. To get access to the actual Emacs kill ring, I don't know, but if you find out, please tell us, and I'd be very appreciative.
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