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Paste
Paste
[
expr
]
pastes
expr
at the current insertion point in the input notebook.
Paste
pastes
expr
to the specified notebook.
Paste
pastes the contents of the system clipboard in the input notebook.
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The expression
expr
is evaluated and typeset before being pasted to the clipboard. To paste a textual form, specify a string or
InputForm
[
expr
]
.
Paste
[
Defer
[
expr
]]
pastes the unevaluated form of
expr
.
Paste
pastes the contents of
as plain text.
The expression
expr
can be any expression, including those that represent notebooks or cells.
Paste
supports typeset expressions, such as
StandardForm
and
TraditionalForm
.
Results are pasted wherever the selection is at the instant that
Paste
is evaluated.
If content is selected when
Paste
evaluates, it will be fully replaced by the paste action.
If the pasted content includes a selection placeholder, then the selected content will be substituted for the placeholder.
Selection placeholders are represented by the character
or
\[SelectionPlaceholder]
.
The result of
Paste
will be at the highest fidelity when pasted between cells. When pasting into an existing cell, some style and formatting information may be lost or merged with the existing styles.
The following options can be given:
AutoScroll
True
whether to scroll the notebook to the pasted material
PlaceholderReplace
True
whether to replace a selection placeholder with the selected contents
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(2)
Paste an expression:
Paste a string:
Paste a graphic:
Paste the contents of the clipboard:
Paste an expression:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Paste a string:
In[2]:=
In[3]:=
Paste a graphic:
In[4]:=
Out[4]=
Paste the contents of the clipboard:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Scope
(3)
Use
Defer
to paste the unevaluated expression:
Paste a notebook cell:
Paste an expression using
TraditionalForm
:
SEE ALSO
Print
PasteButton
CellPrint
NotebookWrite
Monitor
CopyToClipboard
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