I would like to copy a Text to Clipboard in a Dart console App.
There is this plugin clipboard_manager but it is specific to flutter.
Is there any way to do this in pure Dart?
The clippy dart package provides clipboard access for dart. It uses different mechanisms depending on whether you're on Linux, Mac, and Windows, but provides a simple dart API to copy and also to listen to pastes.
You might look at the server example script, which works for a console application too.
You can do it by importing import 'package:flutter/services.dart';
and then by using the following snippet Clipboard.setData(ClipboardData(text: 'ToTheMoon123456'));
**No package required!
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I need help running this python code in a windows flutter app
import win32com.client
outlook = win32com.client.Dispatch("Outlook.Application").GetNamespace("MAPI")
msg = outlook.OpenSharedItem(r"C:\test_msg.msg")
using the win32 package, as I can't understand how to use it... I'm quite sure it's doable since this is available in the package and seems to be what is needed...
The most easiest way is to automate Outlook for that like the Python code does. Be aware, the code mentioned make sense only for Windows machines. The COM technology doesn't exists on other platforms.
Also you can find the MSG file format described in depth in MSDN. So, you may search for existing parsers over the internet or create your own.
As of this year, how do I test google dart for web development?
I downloaded a special chromium version and the dart sdk. I know I can convert dart code to javascript as well but is there any way for dart to directly interact with my html code? Like append dart in my html script and let it do its job.
Im coming from javascript and I really want to learn this language and support its growth.
Dartium is
a special Chromium version, that can execute Dart code directly
shipped with the Dart SDK.
for development only, for faster edit-reload cycles
For production Dart always needs to be compiled to JS.
I'm looking into Dart for server-side development and one of the things I'd need to use if I went that direction was LevelDB. There is a port for the JVM that I could use from Java or Groovy but I haven't been able to find anything in Google that points me to a leveldb package for Dart.
I know it's possible to write a native port that uses the C++ API but I'm neither a C++ nor a Dart programmer so while that's theoretically possible, it's out of the question for me personally.
Since LevelDB and Dart are both Google initiatives, surely there's integration somewhere isn't there?
I have written a LevelDB binding for Dart at https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/leveldb. Please try it out and file bugs for any issues you see.
To use LevelDB, which is written in C, you'll need to use the Dart VM's native extensions API. At the time of this writing, there is no open source binding for LevelDB and Dart VM.
Thanks for the question!
electron, node-webkit, brackets-shell and atom-shell are frameworks that allow a user to create stand alone executables that use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (Node) for all code in the app. They don't require any prior installation of any software, as I understand it. I want to use Dart instead of JavaScript. I don't want a chrome app because that requires the installation of Chrome, if I understand correctly. Is it possible to make a stand-alone application using Dart? Will DartToJs be able to do this for me?
You need to have a Dart-VM (Dart-Runtime) installed in order to be able to execute Dart applications on the command line/server.
As far as I know there is no way to create a standalone executable, at least no easy one.
It is technically possible to create an executable that contains the Dart-VM but there are no tools available yet that generate that for you.
I don't think the path using Dart2JS will help much. Dart2JS aims primarily at browsers but I have heard that some try to use Dart2JS to run Dart code with Node.js but I don't know if that really works.
This similar question contains some links that may be of interest to you: Embedding Dart into application
dart2js + node-webkit will definitely do this for you. Just compile your webapp to js, make a proper package.json file and follow the standard directions on the node-webkit github page.
There's even a pub package that let's you use the node-webkit API from dart (filesystem access, window controls, and whatnot).
Search pub for node_webkit and you'll find it.
Good luck.
Just read news that Google had announced an early preview of the new web programming language Dart. The documentation on the dartlang.org states:
You will be able to run Dart code in several ways:
Translate Dart code to JavaScript that can run in any modern browser:
Chrome, Safari 5+, and Firefox 4+ (more browser support coming
shortly).
Execute Dart code directly in a VM on the server side
Use Dartboard to write, modify, and execute small Dart programs
within any browser window
And I'm curious is there already VM available to run Dart code? Can't find it anyway, maybe it is available through some beta program?
A pre-built binary of the Dart VM is available in the Dart SDK. Alternatively, you can checkout the source to the whole Dart project, which includes the VM.
Dartium, Chromium with a Dart VM, is now available.
http://www.dartlang.org/dartium/
You can download precompiled binary runtime for Windows, Linux and Mac from Dart Force. Another way is to run node.js-style HTTP server using Fling.