newLISP Fan Club

As an example, in a Windows *.bat file use this:

echo "%var%" | clip.exe
pasteclipboard.exe
yournewlispfile.exe

The file yournewlispfile.exe is your newlisp compiled file, which must include these commands:

(set 'option (exec "pasteclipboard.exe"))
(set 'myvar(parse (option 0)))
I know it is a dirty way of doing things, but honestly after struggling with dll's import I failed miserably.

I am now attaching a zipped file with the pasteclipboard.exe here:

I use a call to pasteclipboard.exe to read from the clipboard. Here, an example:

(set 'option (exec "pasteclipboard.exe"))
(set 'optid (parse (option 0)))
(when (= (join optid) "0") (myfunction))
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.
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To put something on the clipboard I call clip.exe (all of this under Windows OS)