Multiple Clipboards for vskode what is it

Multiple Clipboards for vscode: copy-paste made easier! Copy multiple items at once & access them later for easy reuse.

Multiple Clipboards for VSCode

Multiple Clipboards is a Visual Studio Code extension that allows users to copy and paste multiple items in succession. It enables a user to store a series of clipboard contents in a stack and paste them one after another. This can be extremely useful for developers who often have to copy and paste multiple pieces of code or text for their work.

The extension works by storing the clipboard contents in an array. When the user copies an item, it is added to the array. When the user pastes, the most recently copied item is pasted first and is removed from the array. To paste the next item, the user simply has to paste again. This makes it much easier to copy and paste multiple items in succession.

The Multiple Clipboards extension also allows users to store an unlimited number of items in the clipboard array. This means that a user can copy and paste multiple items easily without worrying about filling up their clipboard. Additionally, the extension allows users to customize their clipboard array by setting the maximum number of items they would like to store.

The Multiple Clipboards extension is a great tool for developers who often have to copy and paste multiple pieces of code or text. It makes it easy to store and paste multiple items in succession, and it allows users to customize the size of their clipboard array. To install the extension, simply search for it in the Visual Studio Code extension marketplace and install it.

// JavaScript code example

// Create an empty array to store clipboard contents
let clipboardArray = [];

// When the user copies an item, add it to the array
document.addEventListener('copy', (event) => {
    let clipboardData = event.clipboardData;
    clipboardArray.push(clipboardData);
});

// When the user pastes, the most recently copied item is pasted first
document.addEventListener('paste', (event) => {
    let clipboardData = clipboardArray.pop();
    event.clipboardData.setData('text/plain', clipboardData);
});