This is clipbrd version 1.2.  This archive should contain:

makefile.mk        (dmake) makefile for emx
readme             guess what :-)
clipbrd.c          source for the textmode part; the actual program
pmassert.c         assert macro for PM
pmclip.c           source for the PM server, that actually reads the
                   clipboard and is called by clipbrd.exe
clipbrd.def        definition file for clipbrd.c
pmclip.def         definition file for pmclip.c
emx.dll            emx runtime DLL
emxlibcm.dll       emx C library DLL
clipbrd.exe        textmode part; the actual program
pmclip.exe         PM server for clipbrd.exe
common.h           definitions shared between the two sources
pmassert.h         assert macro for PM
warp/clipbrd.exe   (practically) smaller version of clipbrd.exe;
                   requires OS/2 Warp
warp/pmclip.exe    (theoretically) smaller version of pmclip.exe;
                   requires OS/2 Warp

Requirements: OS/2 2.x or OS/2 Warp and the emx DLLs

Installation: Put the two executables into the same or two different
              directories listed in the PATH statement of your
              CONFIG.SYS.  If you don't have the DLLs already
              installed (if you're not sure, try "emxrev"; if you
              get a line "EMX: revision <number>", you already have
              emx.dll installed) or you have older versions, copy
              them to a directory listed in the LIBPATH statement of
              your CONFIG.SYS.

Usage: Simply call clipbrd without parameters, it should be self
       explaining.


Some useful examples:

 - Suppose you're in
   D:\wow\what\a\really\long\and\complicated\directory\name\this\is
   and want to create a WPS object for foo.exe; now all you have to
   do is call

     "dir /fb foo.exe | clipbrd",

   drag a new program object from the templates folder and press
   <Shift>-<Ins>.  Easy, isn't it?

 - You want to edit all c source files that contain a certain regular
   expression <regexp> with the enhanced editor:

     "grep -l <regexp> *.c | tr -f | clipbrd"

   puts a blank separated list of the appropriate filenames into the
   clipboard.  Now

     "clipbrd -p"

   and typing "epm <Ctrl>-Z", then

     "clipbrd -x"

   will do the trick.  (tr and grep are available at ftp.cdrom.com
   in the directory */2_x/unix.)


License: You are free to use and modify this source, as long as you
         make your source freely available according to the usual
         GNU Copyleft license.

NO WARRANTY: No guarantee is made as to the proper functioning of the
             software.  No liability will be admitted for damage
             resulting from using the software.


Author: Stefan Gruendel                 (TeX: Stefan Gr\"undel)
        Stresemannstr.5
        97209 Veitshoechheim, Germany   (TeX: Veitsh\"ochheim)

        Tel: +49 931 960326
        Fax: +49 931 98219

        Internet: i236@stio1.sari.fh-wuerzburg.de
        Mausnetz: Stefan Gruendel @ W
