09-05-2008
:set paste
Please use :set paste before pasting in .
After that you may do :set nopaste to continue.
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app::nopaste::command
App::Nopaste::Command(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation App::Nopaste::Command(3pm)
NAME
App::Nopaste::Command - command-line utility for App::Nopaste
nopaste - command-line utility to nopaste
DESCRIPTION
This application will take some text on STDIN and give you a URL on STDOUT.
You may also specify files as arguments, they will be concatenated together into one large nopaste.
OPTIONS
-d, --desc
The one line description of your paste. The default is usually the first few characters of your text.
-n, --name
Your nickname, usually displayed with the paste. Default: $NOPASTE_NICK then $USER.
-l, --lang
The language of the nopaste. The values accepted depend on the nopaste service. There is no mapping done yet. Default: perl.
-c, --chan
The channel for the nopaste, not always relevant. Usually tied to a pastebot in that channel which will announce your paste.
-s, --services
The nopaste services to try, in order. You may also specify this in $NOPASTE_SERVICES (space-separated list of service names, e.g.
"Shadowcat Gist").
-L, --list
List available nopaste services.
-x, --copy
If specified, automatically copy the URL to your clipboard, using the Clipboard module.
-p, --paste
If specified, use only the clipboard as input, using the Clipboard module.
-o, --open
If specified, automatically open the URL using Browser::Open. Browser::Open tries a number of different browser commands depending on your
OS.
--private
If specified, the paste access will be restricted to those that know the URL.
-q, --quiet
If specified, do not warn or complain about broken services.
perl v5.14.2 2011-08-26 App::Nopaste::Command(3pm)