Clip

Feature-packed clipboard manipulator which makes use of stdin/out redirections
intelligently and is 100% Pure so it can be made resident.

New in this version:

 - pure rename of "clip" to "sclip" (shell clip), to avoid confusions with os4's
default c:clip.


Examples:

$ sclip
  The contents of clipboard unit 0 will get written to stdout.

$ sclip foobar
  The contents of the clipboard unit 0 will be written to the file foobar.

$ sclip foobar STORE
  The contents of the file foobar will get written to clipboard unit 0.

$ sclip UNIT=3 STRING="He never saw Molly again"
  The string "He never saw Molly again" will be written to clipboard unit 3.

$ foobar | sclip
  Output of the program foobar will get written to clipboard unit 0

$ sclip | foobar
  The clipboard contents of unit 0 will be supplied to the program foobar.

$ foobar | sclip | barfoo
  Output of foobar gets written to clipboard and is passed through to barfoo.

$ foobar | sclip SHIFT | barfoo   Output of foobar gets written to clipboard and
old contents is passed to barfoo.