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#9338 — Clipboard Data

Fromtomusatov@gmail.com
Date2018-10-24 13:50 -0700
SubjectClipboard Data
Message-ID<93528330-500b-476f-a673-1d132c70d0d0@googlegroups.com>
Is it possibls to grab RAM like this:

Ctl+C on object1 stores object1 in RAM.
Ctl+C on object2 stores object2 in RAM.

Then

Ctl+V pastes object1 from RAM.
Ctl+V pastes object2 from RAM.

In this order copy1, copy2, paste1, paste2.

Without going one at a time like copy1, paste1, copy2, paste2...


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#9339

Fromtomusatov@gmail.com
Date2018-10-24 14:01 -0700
Message-ID<5dc617d5-2df7-4d6e-982b-fe6400a40083@googlegroups.com>
In reply to#9338
I would want it built into the mechanism.

FROM AN UNSORTED FRUIT CART:

PICK UP APPLE.
PICK UP ORANGE.

DROP APPLE IN APPLE BASKET. 
DROP ORANGE IN ORANGE BASKET.

You see when dealing with physical objects humans have tendency to pick up apple from fruit cart then drop apple in apple basket. Pick up orange from fruit cart then drop orange in orange basket.

Which way is a computer faster?

Choose, Identify, Sort
Choose, Identify, Sort

Or:

Choose, Choose, Identify, Identify, Sort, Sort

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