copy

Copies selected text or an object to the clipboard or to a card, group, or stack.

# Metadata

Platforms: desktop, server, mobile OS: mac, windows, linux, ios, android Introduced: 1.0 Security:

# Syntax

copy {[object [to {card | group | stack} ]] | [chunk of field]}

# Params

- object : Any available object. If no object or chunk is specified, the copy command copies whatever is currently selected. - card : If a card, group, or stack is specified, the object is placed there instead of being placed in the clipboard, and the clipboard is left unchanged. - chunk : Expression to define a range of the field - field : The object from which the text chunk will be derived

# Examples

copy

copy button "next" to group "container"

copy this card to stack "Project 1"

copy word -3 to -1 of field "output"

# Description

Use the copy command to place objects or text on the clipboard, or to make a copy of an object without changing the contents of the clipboard.

If a card is specified, the copied object must be a control or group.

If a group is specified, the copied object must be a control.

If a stack is specified, the copied object must be a card.

If a chunk of a field is specified, the specified text is copied to the clipboard (including text styles).

>*Note:* When copying from a list field, only entire lines can be > copied. If you specify a chunk that's smaller than a line or that > crosses line boundaries, the copy command copies the entire > line or lines containing the chunk.

>*Note:* Copy operations that result in an object being placed on the > clipboard are not supported on mobile devices.

# Tags

ui,

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