I'm using this script to write anything copied to the clipboard to a file however I want to be able to turn it off/on using 'Ctrl-whatever' and do other options in the program as well (ie.. When I hit ctrl-a then write to file 'A'; when I hit ctrl-b then write to file 'B'; ctrl-c, popup a cmd window for entering text etc.). I'm on WinXP and its running from start-up and in the background using wperl.
use strict; use warnings; use Win32::Clipboard; my $outputfile = 'c:\perl\log.txt'; my $clipboard = Win32::Clipboard(); $clipboard->Empty(); while (1) { $clipboard->WaitForChange(); open (OUT, ">>$outputfile") || die "Could not open $outputfile"; my $text = $clipboard->GetText(); print OUT $text,"\n\n"; print $text,"\n\n"; close OUT; } exit(0);

In reply to turning off and on a program by Mattk470

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