Exit directly after copying

[TaceyWong]

if :

clipboard.Write(clipboard.FmtText, []byte("hello world"))
exit()

or

clipboard.Write(clipboard.FmtImage, content)
exit()

there will be nothing in clipboard else:

<-clipboard.Write(clipboard.FmtText, []byte(imagePath))

clipboard is ok,but program is blocked untill something new is copied into clipboad .

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ubuntu20.04

[changkun]

This is an expected behavior on Linux systems.

[TaceyWong]

thx for your reply . Maybe I need adjust the flow of my program.

after copying,add a time sleep,it will be ok.

Is there a sync-way to execute copy-work,or, an async-way but can be notified in select style after copy-work completed.

[changkun]

This is how X11 clipboard systems should work. Clipboard writers must stay live in order to serve the copy requests from others until the next writer writes new content.

The application should either stay to not exit or run in the background. See gclip as a clipboard example.

Close as this is as being said an expected behavior in X11 systems.