Scrappy is a utility to read and set the IIgs clipboard.

Caveats:

On one occasion, scrappy -c would not read from the keyboard.  If
this happens to you, reboot :)  (or, better yet, tell me why that is).

I stepped through the souce and determined that _ReadGS was only
reading one char at a time, and wouldn't return error $4c (EOF)
when ^D was pressed.  I'll hope it was just a case of GNO messing up,
as it worked properly after rebooting.


Given the choice between doing something like"

(cat file | scrappy -c) vs. (scrappy -c <file)

The latter will be more efficient.


v 1.1	Novemember 27th, 1997

- Command line parameters recognized (-vVhpcz).
- Now reads stdin into the clipboard.  Stdin can be a pipe
(ls | scrappy -c), a redirected file (scrappy -c <file), or stdin.

v 1.0.1 August 27th

- Changed output to use WriteGS, which fixes a bug where scrappy
would sometimes (often) print extraneous garbage. As a side affect,
Output is a lot faster, and Scrappy won't work with ORCA shell.

*This version was not generally released


v 1.0 May 20th, 1997

- Initial version.


Kelvin Sherlock