wxpaste(1)
NAME
wxpaste - output a cutbuffer to stdout
SYNOPSIS
wxpaste [options]
DESCRIPTION
wxpaste outputs the contents of the specified cutbuffer to stdout. If no cutbuffer is specified, the cutbuffer 0 will be used as default.
OPTIONS
--cutbuffer number
The data will be pasted from the specified cutbuffer, instead of
the default 0.
-display display-name
Specifies the display where wxpaste should look for the data to
be pasted.
--help print a help message with the list of options.
--selection [selection-name]
The data will be copied from the named selection. If cutting
from the selection fails, the cutbuffer will be used. The
default value for the selection name is PRIMARY.
--version
print the version of Window Maker from which the program comes.
BUGS
When used without a selection name, the --selection option must be the last one. The syntax could be cleaned, but backwards compatibility prevents that... INCR and MULTIPLE selection types are not handled. Actually, only simple text selections are handled, which should be enough for most uses of a utility such as this.
SEE ALSO
wxcopy(1), wmaker(1)
AUTHOR
This man page was written by Marcelo Magallon <mmagallo@debian.org>.
Window Maker was written by Alfredo K. Kojima
<kojima@windowmaker.info>.
March 1998 wxpaste(1)
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