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'''Klipper''' can search for a highlighted phone no. in telephone books in the world-wide-web, to look up the name of a given number in a convenient workflow, e.g: | |||
+49 30-2023 7305-0 | |||
step 1 : mark above phone number and copy it to the Klipper clipboard of KDE. | |||
step 2 : in Klipper, click the action we prepare below to see who owns that phone number. | |||
step 3 : realize that it the result is sort of disappointing. need bugfix. | |||
You can also highlight (mark with the mouse) any phone number in any application, e.g. on a web site. | |||
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[[Image:klipper-tut-2.png|center|thumb|400px|Select search action]] | |||
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'''Klipper''' offers "actions" for it. | |||
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As precondition '''Klipper''' needs to be active and must be visible as a tray icon in the panel. | |||
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< | Call up the <menuchoice>Settings</menuchoice> dialog and add action: | ||
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Regular expression for action: | |||
{{Input|1=^[\s]*[0+][\d]{2,2}[-/\d\s]{4,16}[\s]*}} | |||
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Now you need to add two commands for added action: | |||
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Command 1 (all on one line): | |||
{{Input|1=<nowiki>kfmclient openURL "http://www.dastelefonbuch.de/?pid=OpenSearch&cmd=search&kw=%s&le=de"</nowiki>}} | |||
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Description for command 1: {{Input|1=Phonebook search, Konqueror}} | |||
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Command 2 (all on one line): | |||
{{Input|1=<nowiki>ps x|grep -q '[f]irefox' && firefox -remote openURL\("http://www.dastelefonbuch.de/?pid=OpenSearch&cmd=search&kw=%s&le=de", new-window\) || firefox "http://www.dastelefonbuch.de/?pid=OpenSearch&cmd=search&kw=%s&le=de"</nowiki>}} | |||
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Description for command 2: {{Input|1=Phonebook search, Firefox}} | |||
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After that it should look like this: | |||
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[[Image:klipper-tut-1.png|center|thumb|400px|Klipper actions]] | |||
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After highlighting a phone number on a web site a small window appears and you will be prompted to select an action. See screenshot at beginning of page. | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:57, 14 June 2021
Klipper can search for a highlighted phone no. in telephone books in the world-wide-web, to look up the name of a given number in a convenient workflow, e.g:
+49 30-2023 7305-0
step 1 : mark above phone number and copy it to the Klipper clipboard of KDE.
step 2 : in Klipper, click the action we prepare below to see who owns that phone number.
step 3 : realize that it the result is sort of disappointing. need bugfix.
You can also highlight (mark with the mouse) any phone number in any application, e.g. on a web site.
How is it done?
Klipper offers "actions" for it.
As precondition Klipper needs to be active and must be visible as a tray icon in the panel.
Call up the
dialog and add action:Regular expression for action:
^[\s]*[0+][\d]{2,2}[-/\d\s]{4,16}[\s]*
Now you need to add two commands for added action:
Command 1 (all on one line):
kfmclient openURL "http://www.dastelefonbuch.de/?pid=OpenSearch&cmd=search&kw=%s&le=de"
Description for command 1:
Phonebook search, Konqueror
Command 2 (all on one line):
ps x|grep -q '[f]irefox' && firefox -remote openURL\("http://www.dastelefonbuch.de/?pid=OpenSearch&cmd=search&kw=%s&le=de", new-window\) || firefox "http://www.dastelefonbuch.de/?pid=OpenSearch&cmd=search&kw=%s&le=de"
Description for command 2:
Phonebook search, Firefox
After that it should look like this:
After highlighting a phone number on a web site a small window appears and you will be prompted to select an action. See screenshot at beginning of page.