Copy Command Line Outputs Directly To The Clipboard
If you regularly save command line output into text files to process it further you might like a solution that copies the output directly to the clipboard to be able to process it faster. One of the best places to find tiny but useful applications is the Donation Coder forum and ClipCopy, the tool to copy command line output directly to the clipboard, was discovered there as well.
ClipCopy is a portable software for the command line that can easily be used to copy output directly to the Windows clipboard. The easiest way to use the software is by appending it to the command issued. To copy the output with Clipcopy one would simply use the command dir | clipcopy.
The output size is not limited which means that it can copy large amounts of data to the Windows clipboard easily. The command will not echo the dir command in the command line. Clipcopy provides an option to do both. This is done by appending the -e parameter to the command. The full command would be dir | clipcopy -e for that.
It is also possible to output clipboard contents to the command line with clipcopy -g which can also be combined with the command to output the clipboard to a file with clipcopy -g > file.txt.
Lastly there is the option to output text to the clipboard with clipcopy text.
If you regularly save command line output into text files to process it further you might like a solution that copies the output directly to the clipboard to be able to process it faster. One of the best places to find tiny but useful applications is the Donation Coder forum and ClipCopy, the tool to copy command line output directly to the clipboard, was discovered there as well.
ClipCopy is a portable software for the command line that can easily be used to copy output directly to the Windows clipboard. The easiest way to use the software is by appending it to the command issued. To copy the output with Clipcopy one would simply use the command dir | clipcopy.
The output size is not limited which means that it can copy large amounts of data to the Windows clipboard easily. The command will not echo the dir command in the command line. Clipcopy provides an option to do both. This is done by appending the -e parameter to the command. The full command would be dir | clipcopy -e for that.
It is also possible to output clipboard contents to the command line with clipcopy -g which can also be combined with the command to output the clipboard to a file with clipcopy -g > file.txt.
Lastly there is the option to output text to the clipboard with clipcopy text.
