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Article #15142JS: app.paste() leaves new frame unselected
From: Dave_Saunders
Date: Fri, 02 Jan 2004 14:49
Date: Fri, 02 Jan 2004 14:49
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In the UI, if you have nothing selected and text on the clipboard, when you paste, a new frame is formed with the clipboard's text inside. Same thing happens when you use app.paste(); from JS under the same conditions. But there's one huge difference: in the UI, the pasted frame is now selected. In JS, it isn't. So, how do you get at it? Apparently, you can't. I'm going to solve the problem by first creating a text frame and pasting into it, but it would have been easier had app.paste() either returned a reference to the new frame or the frame had been selected so I could make my own reference. Dave
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