Arguments: nil
This function is deprecated. Use clipboard-object instead.
clipboard-pixmap
creates a Common Graphics pixmap object from the device-independent
bitmap (DIB) that is currently on the Windows clipboard, and returns
it. (If there is no DIB currently on the clipboard, then nil is returned instead.) This allows a Common
Graphics application to retrieve and use a pixmap that was placed
("copied") onto the clipboard by another application.
The setf function, (setf clipboard-pixmap) places a Common Graphics pixmap onto the Windows clipboard as the current device-independent bitmap (DIB), ready for other applications to "paste" it or otherwise retrieve it.
pixmap is the pixmap to "copy" to the Windows clipboard.
Example:
(setf (clipboard-pixmap) my-pixmap)
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