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3.6 I'd like to bind a key to paste/use the current selection, how can
I do that?
A: You can't directly with fvwm, but there may be a solution that is
more generally applicable - use the program 'xcb' available at ftp://ftp.x.org/contrib/utilities/ or from your favorite mirror.
It could probably be used to get the desired effect or close to
it. This is most useful for running programs and passing the
selection to them (e.g. - invoke your favorite browser with the
current selection as the URL). To get a semi-generic paste
facility to work, you'll probably need to use 'xse' (see Q3.5). If
anyone comes up with a good example of this, please send it to the
fvwm mailing list for inclusion here.
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