Incrementing PowerPaste

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Description	This macro will paste the selected item in the History List, and with each subsequent use, it will increment the index it remembers and paste the next item in the History List.
Language	C# (.Net)
Minimum Version	5.4+
Created By	Thomas Malloch (BFS)
Contributors	-
Date Created	Jul 3, 2018
Date Last Modified	Jul 3, 2018

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using System; using System.Collections.Generic; // The 'text' parameter will contain the text from the: // - Current Clipboard when run by HotKey // - History Item when run from the History Menu // The returned string will be: // - Placed directly on the Clipboard // - Ignored by ClipboardFusion if it is 'null' public static class ClipboardFusionHelper { public static string ProcessText(string text) { // Tell ClipboardFusion to ignore any changes to the Clipboard BFS.ClipboardFusion.PauseClipboardListener(); // If the clipboard manager is open, reset the index and paste // Otherwise, keep incrementing the index and pasting IntPtr handle; if( IsClipboardManagerOpen(out handle) ) { // Get the selected Clipboard Manager index, and make sure that it's at least 0 int index = BFS.ClipboardFusion.GetClipboardManagerSelectedIndex(); if(index == -1) index = 0; // Save the value BFS.ScriptSettings.WriteValueInt("ClipboardFusion_Script_IncrementIndex", index); // Paste the selected index BFS.Clipboard.PasteText( BFS.ClipboardFusion.GetHistoryText(index) ); // Close the ClipboardManager BFS.Window.Close(handle); } else { // Get the saved index int index = BFS.ScriptSettings.ReadValueInt("ClipboardFusion_Script_IncrementIndex"); // Increment the index index++; // Save the incremented index BFS.ScriptSettings.WriteValueInt("ClipboardFusion_Script_IncrementIndex", index); // Tell ClipboardFusion to ignore any changes to the Clipboard BFS.ClipboardFusion.PauseClipboardListener(); // Paste the selected index BFS.Clipboard.PasteText( BFS.ClipboardFusion.GetHistoryText(index) ); } // Get ClipboardFusion to start watching the Clipboard again BFS.ClipboardFusion.ResumeClipboardListener(); // Tell ClipboardFusion to not do anything with the result of this Macro return null; } // This isn't the private static bool IsClipboardManagerOpen(out IntPtr handle) { handle = IntPtr.Zero; // Loop through all visible windows and look for a window with the right title that is run by the ClipboardFusion process foreach(IntPtr window in BFS.Window.GetVisibleWindowHandles()) { if(BFS.Window.GetText(window).IndexOf("ClipboardFusion", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) != 0) continue; if(BFS.Application.GetMainFileByWindow(window).IndexOf("clipboardfusion.exe", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) == -1) continue; // Set the handle to the window we found handle = window; return true; } // If we got this far, that means we didn't find anything return false; } }