About the contents of Set phrase
You can change the display of the list of Set phrase.
Show “Memo” instead of set phrase
Preferences > Set phrase > Show “Memo” instead of set phrase
It is possible to change the display content of the set phrase.
Change the content of the set phrase display
Preferences > Set phrase
Memo – Set phrase
<$CLB_IF_MEMO><$CLB_MEMO/> – </CLB_IF_MEMO><$CLB_TEIKEI/>
Memo – Hotkey – Set phrase
<$CLB_IF_MEMO><$CLB_MEMO/> – </CLB_IF_MEMO><$CLB_IF_HOTKEY><$CLB_HOTKEY/> – </CLB_IF_HOTKEY><$CLB_TEIKEI/>
The following tags can be used.
| <$CLB_MEMO/> | Show memo. |
| <$CLB_HOTKEY/> | Show hotkey. |
| <$CLB_TEIKEI/> | Show the set phrase. |
| <$CLB_IF_MEMO></CLB_IF_MEMO> | The area enclosed in this tag is only shown if the memo is present. |
| <$CLB_IFNOT_MEMO></CLB_IFNOT_MEMO> | The area enclosed in this tag is only shown if the memo does not exist. |
| <$CLB_IF_HOTKEY></CLB_IF_HOTKEY> | The area enclosed in this tag is only shown if the hotkey is present. |
| <$CLB_IFNOT_HOTKEY></CLB_IFNOT_HOTKEY> | The area enclosed in this tag is only shown if the hotkey does not exist. |
If the display goes awry, press the default button to return to the default settings.
String Formatting
By default, you can format the clipboard history as follows.
- Insert > at the start of each line
- Insert // at the start of each line
- Insert ” before and after each line
- Insert sequential number at the start of each line
Right-click on Clibor in the task tray and click “Edit – String formatting” in the menu.
Then the following editing screen will be displayed.
Click on the “New” button and enter a name.
For example, you could create the following.
The following tags can be used.
| <$CLB_LINE> %.3d<OFFSET>1</OFFSET> </CLB_LINE> | When inserting each line, the number of lines is displayed. If you change the %.3 part to %.4, it will be inserted as if it were “0001”. specifies the offset to the number of lines. |
On this screen, you can also test the formatting.
It is also possible to replace it with a regular expression.
For more information, please refer to “How to Use”.
Set phrase macro
You can register the current time and the date format of the day after or before the date in the set phrase.
From the macro menu on the set phrase editor screen, select the display format you want to register.
It is also possible to insert a FIFO macro.
You can also specify the date format freely.
Please see Q&A for the date format.
| <$CLB_HDATE>yyyy/mm/dd hh:nn:ss</CLB_HDATE> | You can specify a date format such as yyyy/mm/dd.(Please see Q&A for the date format) |
| <$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 |
Other
It is possible to make the set phrase a left tab.
Preferences > Screen control > Tab > Change the tab on the left to “Set phrase”
If Clibor is not stable, please try “Restarting Clibor”.
It is also possible to stop clipboard monitoring and stop hotkey monitoring.
