Steps to reproduce:
In "Clipboard Settings" enable "Clipboard history." Then try to clipboard.copy a long ass string.
You will get the resulting error. Oddly clipboard.copy was still working with small to medium-sized strings which made this somewhat annoying to figure out what was causing the issue. If anyone knows how we can allow the two to work in harmony, I would love to be able to use both!
OS: Win 10 Pro, Ver: 21H2, Build: 19044.2006 Error:
PyperclipWindowsException("Error calling OpenClipboard") pyperclip.PyperclipWindowsException: Error calling OpenClipboard ([WinError 5] Access is denied.)
Steps to reproduce: In "Clipboard Settings" enable "Clipboard history." Then try to
clipboard.copy
a long ass string. You will get the resulting error. Oddlyclipboard.copy
was still working with small to medium-sized strings which made this somewhat annoying to figure out what was causing the issue. If anyone knows how we can allow the two to work in harmony, I would love to be able to use both!