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@snianu commented on this pull request. > + + Some platforms may support having more than one [=/clipboard item=] at a time on the [=clipboard=], while other platforms replace the previous [=/clipboard item=] with the new one. + + A [=/clipboard item=] has a <dfn>list of representations</dfn>, each <dfn>representation</dfn> with an associated <dfn for=representation>mime type</dfn> (a [=/MIME type=]) and <dfn for=representation>data</dfn> (a {{ClipboardItemData}}). + + <p class=note> + In the example where the user copies a range of cells from a spreadsheet, it may be represented as an image (image/png), an HTML table (text/html), or plain text (text/plain). + </p> + + Each of these [=/MIME type=]s describe a different [=representation=] of the same [=/clipboard item=] at different levels of fidelity and make the [=/clipboard item=] more consumable by target applications during paste. + + <p class=note> + Making the range of cells available as an image will allow the user to paste the cells into a photo editing app, while the text/plain format can be used by text editor apps. + </p> + + A [=/clipboard item=] can also optionally have a <dfn>presentation style</dfn> that helps distinguish whether apps "pasting" a [=/clipboard item=] should insert the contents of an appropriate [=representation=] inline at the point of paste or if it should be treated as an attachment. Done. -- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/w3c/clipboard-apis/pull/158#discussion_r787270306 You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Message ID: <w3c/clipboard-apis/pull/158/review/856139976@github.com>
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