Can AppleScript take the output of a shell script or variable and put it in the paste buffer?
I have a file with a password for every day (formatted "date,password") and I want to write a script that when run will look up the date and output the password for that date.
That part is not a problem, I m just wondering if there is a way to get the output to automatically go into the paste buffer?
Using AppleScript to put output of a shell command into the clipboard:
set the clipboard to (do shell script "ls")
If you do not want to use AppleScript you can use pbcopy in the shell:
sh$ some command | pbcopy
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