python writes and gets an instance of the clipboard content

Writing desktop programs or special operations often requires access to the clipboard. python has dedicated modules that make it easy and simple to operate the shears

As follows:

#coding:utf-8
import win32clipboard as w
import win32con
# Gets the clipboard contents 
def gettext():
 w.OpenClipboard()
 t = w.GetClipboardData(win32con.CF_TEXT)
 w.CloseClipboard()
 return t
# Writes the clipboard contents 
def settext(aString):
 w.OpenClipboard()
 w.EmptyClipboard()
 w.SetClipboardData(win32con.CF_TEXT, aString)
 w.CloseClipboard()
a = "hello python"
settext(a)
print gettext()

The above small program will print the hello python character when run.

You can try to unwrite the clipboard code, then use Ctrl+c to copy 1 character, and then run the program.

Or log out to get the clipboard code, run the program and then use Ctrl+v to paste.

You can see the results more intuitively