I need a clipboard viewer in order to understand the type and contents of the data I'm receiving. Is there any such program available, (for Windows) that lets you explore any type of data currently in the clipboard?
ClipSpy: Unfortunately the only workable multi-format viewer, ClipSpy, shows me the string data wrapped every 10 characters, and expands the hex and binary views which I'm not concerned about.
A clipboard viewer displays the current content of the clipboard. Most applications for Windows support cutting or copying data to the Windows Clipboard and pasting data from the clipboard. The clipboard data formats vary among applications.
ClipClip is a free clipboard management software for Windows that will revolutionize the way you copy and paste. ClipClip makes it possible to copy multiple texts, images or files to your clipboard.
But a clipboard manager allows you to retrieve multiple objects copied to the clipboard. Some even let you save important copied text, so you can go back to it later. The primary function of a clipboard manager is to store copied data and make it accessible for further use.
CopyClip is the simplest and most efficient clipboard manager for your Mac. Running discreetly from your menu bar, this app stores all that you have copied or cut in the past, allowing you to quickly find that snippet of text you've been looking for.
Start -> Run -> clipbrd
I would use the command-line clipboard tool to send the clipboard contents to a file. Then you view/parse it using any old tool.
I use Ditto which uses an SQL lite database. I am sure you could figure out a way to manipulate the stored data for syntax highlighting or modify the program so that when editing clips it would open with syntax highlighting or in an editor that has it.
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