![]() ![]() Finally, the clipboard feature listens to the ClipboardPipeline#contentInsertion event, takes the model fragment, inserts it into the editor and stores the range which contains all the performed changes in the resultRange property of the event data.Then, the clipboard feature listens to the ClipboardPipeline#inputTransformation event, takes the processed content, transforms it to the model.DocumentFragment and fires the ClipboardPipeline#contentInsertion event with the transformed content in the event data content property as a model.DocumentFragment.Next, the clipboard feature listens to the view.Document#clipboardInput event, retrieves and pre-processes the text/html or text/plain content which it finds in the event’s dataTransfer and fires the ClipboardPipeline#inputTransformation event with the retrieved content in the event data content property as a view.DocumentFragment.Since the content to be inserted by both actions (paste and drop) should usually be processed in the same way and both actions have a very similar effect, both events are turned into a single view.Document#clipboardInput event for easier handling.ClipboardObserver turns this event into a synthetic view.Document#paste or view.Document#drop.When the user pastes or drops content into the editor, the browser fires an event which is intercepted by the clipboard feature and which kickstarts the following mechanism: When the content is being copied, cut or dragged from the editor, it goes through the output pipeline.īoth pipelines allow the features to process the content to be inserted or set to the clipboard as well as override the default mechanisms at different stages of these processes. ![]() When the content is being pasted or dropped into the editor, it goes through the input pipeline.There are two directions in which the content is processed: The goal is to not allow the browser to touch the content in the rich text editor which would lead to the browser messing it up. ![]() The clipboard feature (implemented by the Clipboard plugin) is responsible for the integration with the native clipboard - a feature of the operating system and the browser used when the user copies, cuts, pastes, or drags and drops content within the editor or from/to the “outside”.ĬKEditor 5 intercepts all native events like copy, cut or drop and handles them on its side. On view.Document#copy and view.Document#cut The “NIV” and “New International Version” are trademarks registered in the United States Patent and Trademark Office by Biblica, Inc. ![]() Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc.™ Used by permission of Zondervan. Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version®, NIV®. Second screenshot is showing the "Smart Copy" app to illustrate the "copy within app" feature. *** Word and character count available only in full-screen mode.Īpp does not show original rich text. ** First time use: At the bottom of the pop-up, tap "More" and then enable "Copy Plain Text" Please use "classic way" instead (see above). * The "copy within app" feature is not available in all apps. Take control of your clipboard by viewing and editing text, and clearing all formatting using Plain Text Paste. The text in the clipboard is automatically converted to plain text Open Plain Text app (split view supported***)ģ. Paste the unformatted text into any app you wishĢ. Tap "Share." if available (if not, use steps below)Ĥ. You can even view and edit the plain text currently in the clipboard!Ģ. All formatting (colors, fonts, and sizes) are automatically removed from the text in the clipboard. Copy as plain text right within your favourite apps!* Are you tired of pasting text into an app such as Mail, only to find that the text is too large or the wrong color? Using Plain Text Paste, you can now copy as plain text*, or remove formatting from the current clipboard content. ![]()
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