Clipboard for copied items

Zzzleepy

New member
Good day again.

You know, keyboards have the 'Clipboard' feature with them.

I was thinking of adding the feature to the app. Like a pocket of multiple actions, or constraints. So you do not have to scroll down a long list of actions searching for that one action you want. You just copy what you need stored at the 'Clipboard', then add another, and another, then paste them all or some where needed.

Then have the option whether the user would want to empty the 'Clipboard' every X hours or not, pin some copied items to avoid deletion at scheduled time. I guess limiting the slots would be okay too to avoid eating up space when there is too many stored.

And that's it!
 

FrameXX

Well-known member
Good day again.

You know, keyboards have the 'Clipboard' feature with them.

I was thinking of adding the feature to the app. Like a pocket of multiple actions, or constraints. So you do not have to scroll down a long list of actions searching for that one action you want. You just copy what you need stored at the 'Clipboard', then add another, and another, then paste them all or some where needed.

Then have the option whether the user would want to empty the 'Clipboard' every X hours or not, pin some copied items to avoid deletion at scheduled time. I guess limiting the slots would be okay too to avoid eating up space when there is too many stored.

And that's it!

There's a trick. If you want to paste long set of actions, you can give them all into if condition, then copy that if condition and if then paste it in another macro it will if condition with all the actions inside. Or you can use clone macro feature.
 

Dm114

Well-known member
There's a trick. If you want to paste long set of actions, you can give them all into if condition, then copy that if condition and if then paste it in another macro it will if condition with all the actions inside. Or you can use clone macro feature.
You're right. The 'If...' condition or 'Do/while loop' are good tricks to copy a long set of actions. As well as the possibility to delete a whole group of actions included in such loops with the new MD version 5.12.3
 

Zzzleepy

New member
There's a trick. If you want to paste long set of actions, you can give them all into if condition, then copy that if condition and if then paste it in another macro it will if condition with all the actions inside. Or you can use clone macro feature.
Oh, right. I forgot about that (which I have been using as a temporary solution while I'm thinking about the 'Clipboard' feature). Thank you for making me remember that.
 
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