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Windows API: Create an array of strings that is preserved on a clipboard
I'm trying to create a clipboard object that, given a plain array of strings, returns the clipboard contents in that order.
Using GetClipboardData() works fine for a single string, but it returns an array of characters, not strings.
Reading the MSDN page for the clipboard object, it seems like the only array type supported by GetClipboardData is either CHAR or BYTE. I can't find any way to declare an array of strings using the above, although I can do it with an array of CHAR or BYTE by casting the array. (I'm not sure if that's safe.)
Is there an API that allows me to create a "string array" object and cast it to an array of plain strings, or an API that lets me get the clipboard data as an array of plain strings?
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GetClipboardData returns a zero-terminated array of characters. Windows doesn't have arrays of strings, but does have arrays of "arrays of characters" (TCHAR). Once you know how to work with that you can use it to create the array of strings you want.
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