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This API lets you use the Windows Clipboard to copy and paste data. We use this function in the panel editor to copy and paste controls, for example.
No issues; this API will behave as if it were running locally on the client.
Files available to copy to your system:
Copies data from the clipboard to CLIPBOARD-DATA
Copies data from CLIPBOARD-DATA to the clipboard
Tests to see if the clipboard contains data of the specified format
COPY WIN32API.
* ------------------------: Call the API.
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Window handle of the owner panel; use panel-HWND of one of your panels.
Name of this type of data; use this to identify the type of data you're placing in the clipboard. The choice of name is arbitrary.
For GET: Size (in bytes) of the buffer you're providing to receive the clipboard data.
For PUT: Number of bytes of data you want to write to the clipboard.
For GET: Number of bytes returned to your program; if your buffer was not large enough, number of bytes required.
This represents a block of storage in your program. It may be of any size, since the clipboard routine allocates storage dynamically to contain the data you place in the clipboard.
For GET: Buffer to receive data from the clipboard.
For PUT: Buffer containing data you want to copy to the clipboard.
This argument is standard for all CALLs to GSWINAPI. It is used to select the desired API or function, and to return the status of the operation.
Used to return the status of a call to GSWINAPI. A value of zero is a failure, any other value indicates success.
Recommended usage is to test the 88-level value WIN32API to see if it worked, then to use the text error message to see why it failed.
* ------------------------: If function failed,
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Error code that was returned by Windows. This is not generally useful unless you have the Windows Platform SDK documentation available to you.
Plain-text error message that describes why the operation failed.
The number of these present varies depending on how many arguments are used by the desired function. These are not used, but must be present because this CALL requires seven arguments.
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