Text formatting
By default, you can format the clipboard history as follows.
The formatting can be set freely.
Right-click the Clibor icon in the menu bar and click “Edit: Text formatting”.
The following editing window will appear.

Click on the “New” button and enter a name.
For example, if you want to replace a string, enter the following.

It is possible to confirm further formatting.

Regular expression substitution is also possible. This allows for advanced formatting.
Auto: Text formatting
Automatic clipboard formatting is available.
When a string is copied, it is transferred to the clipboard and the specified formatting function is applied at the same time.

Snippet macro
For example, you can register the date format of the current time in a snippet.
Select the display format you wish to register from the Macro menu on the snippet edit screen and register it.

When using it, select the snippet as usual and paste it to paste the specified time.
The date format can also be freely specified.
See Q&A for details on date formats.
<$CLB_HDATE>yyyy/MM/dd HH:nn:ss</CLB_HDATE> | Date formats such as yyyy/MM/dd can be specified. (See Q&A for date format specifications) |
<$CLB_INCSEC>n</CLB_INCSEC> <$CLB_INCMIN>n</CLB_INCMIN> <$CLB_INCHOUR>n</CLB_INCHOUR> <$CLB_INCDAY>n</CLB_INCDAY> <$CLB_INCMON>n</CLB_INCMON> <$CLB_INCYEAR>n</CLB_INCYEAR> | It can be written in the CLB_HDATE tag. The value can be specified in hours, minutes, seconds, year, month, and date. A minus sign can also be specified. In the following case, it will be one day later. <$CLB_INCDAY>1</CLB_INCDAY> $CLB_INCSEC:seconds $CLB_INCMIN:minutes $CLB_INCHOUR: hour $CLB_INCDAY: Day $CLB_INCMON: Month $CLB_INCYEAR:Year |