CLIPCLOP - Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V
Per Erik Strandberg's CLIPCLOP does pretty much what DOG does but to the clipboard.
Clip copies the contents of a file to the clipboard.
Clop displays the contents of the clipboard on the console.
Example: Run Per Erik Strandberg's CLIPCLOP from the console.
First the CLIP-function to list matching files.
Then do the clipping.
Last the CLOP-function.
Download
Per Erik Strandberg's CLIPCLOP can be downloaded in zipped format: clipclop.zip (less than 20 kB)
Usage
NAME
Per Erik Strandberg's ClipClop
See http://www.pererikstrandberg.se/projects for
updates and other releases.
Per Erik Strandberg's ClipClop is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs License.
see http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/
SYNOPSIS
ClipClop Clop
or
ClipClop Clip [/R]? [/I]? [/N]? [/S]? [/L]? [[[DRIVE:]?[PATH]]?[WILDCARD]]*
SWITCHES
Clip - Copies contents of files to clipboard - think Ctrl-C.
Clop - Pastes contents of clipboard to standard out
(for example the console) - think Ctrl-V.
R - Enables recursive search.
I - Shows line numbers on output.
N - Displays the name of the files on a separating row.
S - Print a separator between files.
L - List only (only to console).
[[DRIVE:]?[PATH]]?
DRIVE: - For example C: or A:
PATH - For example \temp\c-code
[WILDCARD]
One or more wildcards - patterns to match files.
NOTE
All switches must come before [WILDCARD]+
Switches are case insensitive.
Switches can be started with - instead of /.
Note that files may start with a - but not with a /.
Requirements
I guess CLIPCLOP requires MONO or Microsoft .NET.
