Windows 10: Edit string in clipboard

Is there any software that can automatically edit a string in the Windows clipboard e.g. be programmed to remove "- " in the string before it is pasted? (Windows 10.0.10492)

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ordering strings alphanumerically

You don't loop it, it does via .Sort(IComparer). In my example, it would like like...
Code: List<string> list = new List<string>(); list.Add("2"); list.Add("1"); list.Add("0"); //sort it OffsetLengthPairComparer comparer = new OffsetLengthPairComparer(); list.Sort(comparer);[/quote] Obviously my comparer doesn't work for strings because it is for a custom type but, you get the idea.

 

String selection and mouse-click

I usually use a mouse and keyboard even on Windows 10. And when editing a text, I usually do like this way:

I - for example - select a part of a string using the mouse (- I'm right-handed -) and ,to copy the substring to the clipboard, I press Ctrl+C (- with the left hand -) immediately after selecting the substring. That is to say, I always use both of my hands
at the same time, which is very convenient and enables me to type more smoothly.

But Windows 10 seems to block the "string copy". It seems to me, I always have to click the mouse again to mark the end of the selection before continuing to the next step. Otherwise, I could not press Ctrl+C immediately after the string selection.

This is very annoying to me. Can anybody help me to set the mouse-click after selection unnecessary?

 

Strings and Linked lists in C++

How are you telling it to display the separated string?
Could you inadvertantly be just displaying at the first string in the list and they are actaully all there?

Did you get my PM about converting to c-string and tokenizing?