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aviaryan / Clipjump

:clipboard: Clipboard Manager for Windows, built in AutoHotkey
http://clipjump.sourceforge.net/
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Channel Organizer: Add "edit" to context menu of clip #19

Closed hoppfrosch closed 10 years ago

hoppfrosch commented 10 years ago

Editing clips is already possible by pressing "H" in paste mode. "Edit" should also be possible from Channel Organizer (from Context menu of clip)

aviaryan commented 10 years ago

Yes, it should be but the fact is that I am very busy the next few days and so have limited time. I will think, if it doesn't take much time, I will do it else after a few days.

hoppfrosch commented 10 years ago

No hurry!! Perhaps I'll have a more detailled look into sources to get some things done by myself.

At least I'll try to work on smaller enhancements of the docu ...

hoppfrosch commented 10 years ago

WOW - that was fast. I also tried to implement this, but had only partial success yet. At least I succeeded with implementation of editing text clips ... I need to study your code and see how you implemented this and learn from your example. As far as I've seen (or understood) there are several different implementations of same behviour within your sourcecode, so it's quite difficult to see which implementation is the one to choose. Also there are a few undocumented global variables which seem to be important - but which are undocumented ,,,

aviaryan commented 10 years ago

I will write more on other variables when I have time. Edit Clip is now done using the EditClip(channel, clipno) function, previously it was a label as I only used it in paste mode.

hoppfrosch commented 10 years ago

I noticed this - at the time when I tried it, I didn't dare to rewrite the edit-clip part due to lack of deeper understanding. BTW: Wouldn't the EditClip(channel, clipno) function be a candidate for Plugin-API (api.ahk)?

Thanks on considering enhancements on INTERNAL documentation ...