gsf_clip_data_new ()

GsfClipData *
gsf_clip_data_new (GsfClipFormat format,
                   GsfBlob *data_blob);

Creates a new GsfClipData object. This function acquires a reference to the data_blob , so you should unref the blob on your own if you no longer need it directly.

gsf_clip_data_get_format ()

GsfClipFormat
gsf_clip_data_get_format (GsfClipData *clip_data);

Queries the clipboard data format of a GsfClipData. The format refers to the data blob inside the clip_data ; use gsf_clip_data_get_data_blob() to get that data blob.

gsf_clip_data_get_data_blob ()

GsfBlob *
gsf_clip_data_get_data_blob (GsfClipData *clip_data);

Queries the data blob that actually stores a GsfClipData's binary data.

gsf_clip_data_get_windows_clipboard_format ()

GsfClipFormatWindows
gsf_clip_data_get_windows_clipboard_format
                               (GsfClipData *clip_data,
                                GError **error);

Queries the Windows clipboard data format for a GsfClipData. The clip_data must have been created with GSF_CLIP_FORMAT_WINDOWS_CLIPBOARD.

gsf_clip_data_peek_real_data ()

gconstpointer
gsf_clip_data_peek_real_data (GsfClipData *clip_data,
                              gsize *ret_size,
                              GError **error);

Queries a pointer directly to the clipboard data of a GsfClipData. The resulting pointer is not necessarily the same data pointer that was passed to gsf_blob_new() prior to creating the clip_data . For example, if the data is in GSF_CLIP_FORMAT_WINDOWS_CLIPBOARD format, then it will have extra header bytes in front of the actual metafile data. This function will skip over those header bytes if necessary and return a pointer to the "real" data.

enum GsfClipFormat

enum GsfClipFormatWindows

struct GsfClipData

struct GsfClipData;

GsfClipDataClass

typedef struct _GsfClipDataClass GsfClipDataClass;