Hello, I ran into some issues when trying to copy a file to clipboard and then pasting it into an application later on. I've tried a few Custom code solutions:
C#:
StringCollection paths = new StringCollection();
paths.Add(File_Path);
Clipboard.SetFileDropList(paths);
This throws an error in Code Check - Compiler error at line 0: The modifier 'public' is not valid for this item
Visual Basic:
Dim f() As String = {filePath}
Dim d As New DataObject(DataFormats.FileDrop, f)
System.Windows.Forms.Clipboard.SetDataObject(d, True)
This one seems to be working when pasting the file to another folder. When I run this stage I do get the file in the clipboard and I can successfully paste it into different folder, however when I perform Ctrl+v on the app(both manually and via bp), it does not work. When I try to Ctrl+c the file manually and Ctrl+v it into the app(again both manually and via bp) it works, so I wonder if there is any difference between me ctrl+c'ing the ifle and getting it to clipboard via script? If so what is the difference and how can I get it to work the same as if I was doing it by hand?
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Tadas Cirklys
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