Hey!

Using Win32::Clipboard I can get files. Example: 
#!perl -w

use strict;
use Win32::clipboard;
use Time::HiRes qw( usleep );


my $clip = Win32::Clipboard("remove dots and underscore in the clipboa
+rd content");
for (;;) {
    $clip->WaitForChange();

    if (Win32::Clipboard::IsFiles()) {
        my @files = Win32::Clipboard::GetFiles();
        print join("\n", @files);
    }

    $clip->Empty();

    usleep 000_500;
}

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But, how do I set files in clipboard that I wanna copy/move when I paste in explorer (and even in X in linux)? Like: 
Win32::Clipboard::SetFiles(\@files);

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I seems that Win32::Clipboard doesnt have support for this... But I bet it works with Win32::API! But I have no idea how!

Anyone wanna help me out?

Thanks,
Ace

In reply to Move/Copy files using Clipboard! by Ace128

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