Clipboard Action 1.3.0

21-05-2021 by

EX Series,M Series,MX Series,SRX Series,T Series,PTX Series. If you want to enable RIP on an interface, you must make changes at both the edit interfaces and edit protocols rip hierarchy levels. This example shows how to use commit scripts to add every T1 interface configured at the edit interfaces hierarchy level to the edit protocols rip group test hierarchy level.

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This example shows how to use commit scriptsto decrease the amount of manual configuration, specifically how toadd every T1 interface configured at the [edit protocols rip group test] hierarchy level.

Requirements

Clipboard Action 1.3.0

This example uses a device running Junos OS with T1 interfaces.

Overview and Commit Script

If you want to enable RIP on an interface, you must make changesat both the [edit protocolsrip] hierarchy levels. This example shows how to use commitscripts to add every T1 interface configured at the [edit protocols rip group test] hierarchy level. This example includes no error, warning, or systemlog messages. The changes to the configuration are made silently.

The example script is shown in both XSLT and SLAX syntax:

SLAX Syntax

Configuration

Step-by-Step Procedure

  1. Copy the script into a text file, name the file rip-t1.xsl or rip-t1.slax as appropriate, and copy it to the /var/db/scripts/commit/ directory on the device.

  2. Select the following test configuration stanzas, andpress Ctrl+c to copy them to the clipboard.

    If you are using the SLAX version of the script, change thefilename at the load merge terminal command to merge the stanzas into your device configuration.

    1. At the prompt, paste the contents of the clipboard byusing the mouse and the paste icon.

    2. Press Enter.

    3. Press Ctrl+d.

  3. Issue the

    Verifying the Configuration

    Purpose

    Verify that the script behaves as expected.

    Action

    Issue the [edit protocolsrip group test] hierarchy level.

    Switch clipboard contents using a simple GUI
    Images, text, files and other formats are supported with unlimited amounts of saved clipboards able to be created.
    The idea of this is to easily switch clipboards with a simple click in a GUI. It comes with a built in listener for Ctrl + Windows + C

    What Is This?

    This is my solution to constantly overwriting my clipboard. It is a GUI that acts like a hotbar, click on a virtual clipboard to place it on your actual clipboard. Some command line support has also been added in the form of setting and clearing clipboards.

    Getting Started

    Prerequisites

    • Python >= 3.5
    • Windows

    Installation and Usage

    Installing Via PyPi

    To install the package from PyPI, execute:

    Now you can run the project anywhere using:

    Installing Via the Repository

    You can install this project using this repository by following these steps:

    1. Clone/download the repository
    2. Open cmd/terminal and cd into multi-clipboard using cd multi-clipboard
    3. Execute python setup.py install

    Now you can run the project anywhere using:

    Running the Package From Source

    Don't want to have to install the package? Follow these steps:

    Clipboard Action 1.3.0 Free

    1. Clone/download the repository
    2. Open cmd/terminal and cd into multi-clipboard using cd multi-clipboard
    3. Install requirements using python -m pip install -r requirements.txt and install this if pywin32 doesn't install
    4. Run the project using python -m multi_clipboard

    GUI Usage

    • Click on clipboard to switch to it (will close automatically on selection by default)
      • You can also use TAB to highlight the clipboards and then press ENTER to set the currently selected keyboard
    • Right click menu on each clipboard to individually delete/set
    • Click on the trash to delete all clipboards
    • Click on the plus button to create a new clipboard
    • Settings for the GUI can be toggled easily in settings window. In here you can:
      • Change window settings (opacity, frame, stay on top...)
      • Toggle the listener
      • Make the listener start on user login

    Opening the GUI With A Mouse Click

    If you rather a double click opposed to typing mutli-clipboard in the terminal, open the project and then click the settings button. On the right you will see a button labeled 'Create Shortcut'; clicking this will ask you where you want to save a shortcut script (VB script).

    Command Line Usage

    • multi-clipboard - Opens GUI
    • multi-clipboard -s [clipboard] - Will load data from that clipboard if it exists
    • multi-clipboard -c * - Delete all clipboards
    • multi-clipboard -c 1 - Delete clipboard 1
    • multi-clipboard --start-listener - Starts the listener if it isn't running
    • multi-clipboard --stop-listener - Stops the listener if it's running
    • multi-clipboard --current - Check what clipboard you are currently on

    The Listener

    This package has a built in listener which listens for Ctrl + Windows + C (Left control). This can be enabled in the GUI's settings under 'Toggle Listener' or by arguments as described above. This also comes with a feature to make the listener start on startup. To enable this, go into the GUI's settings and click 'Listener Autostart' to toggle it on/off.

    GUI With Settings Open

    Thanks to

    Clipboard Action 1.3.0 Game

    • Michael Robertson for adding file support in previous versions.

    Improvements That Can Be Made

    Clipboard Action 1.3.0 Full

    • Save all the current sub-clipboards in a table for each virtual clipboard
      • One table references the clipboards table which also has preview in it
      • n many tables for each clipboard containing [type, content]. Will need to be re-constructed to correct formats when assigning e.g. bytes, string, tuple.
    • Generate an executable

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