Why i cannot use in Ubuntu 12.10 Console COPY and PASTE ?

I wasn’t satisfied with the mod’s answer since pretty much every time I’ve ever needed to use a web console like this, I’ve needed at the very least paste.

So here’s a paste function you can throw into the console. To use:

1. Open developer tools
2. Paste this code in and hit enter
3. sendString(‘wow, i cannot believe this fundamental functionality is still nonexistent’)

You might need to play with the sendDelay (increase) if you’re having problems, but I was able to use this to add an authorized key.

To abort the sending of the current string, do sendString()

var sendString = (function(rfb, force, sendDelay) { 
  sendDelay = sendDelay || 25;
  var _q = [];
  var _qStart = function() {
    var chr = _q.shift();
    if (chr) {
      rfb.sendKey(chr);
      setTimeout(_qStart, sendDelay);
    }
  };
  var _qStop = function() { _q.length = 0; };
  var fn = function sendString(str) {
    _qStop();
    str = str || '';
    var chr;
    for (var i=0; i < str.length; i++) {
      chr = str[i].charCodeAt();
      _q.push(chr);
    }
    _qStart();
  };
  if (rfb.sendString && true !== force) {
    console.warn('rfb.sendString not installed because it already exists.  Use force if you\'d like');
  }
  else {
    rfb.sendString = fn;
  }
  return fn;
})(rfb);

There also seems to be copy/paste functionality in the code (disabled?).

I wasn’t satisfied with the mod’s answer since pretty much every time I’ve ever needed to use a web console like this, I’ve needed at the very least paste.

So here’s a paste function you can throw into the console. To use:

1. Open developer tools
2. Paste this code in and hit enter
3. sendString(‘wow, i cannot believe this fundamental functionality is still nonexistent’)

You might need to play with the sendDelay (increase) if you’re having problems, but I was able to use this to add an authorized key.

To abort the sending of the current string, do sendString()

var sendString = (function(rfb, force, sendDelay) { 
  sendDelay = sendDelay || 25;
  var _q = [];
  var _qStart = function() {
    var chr = _q.shift();
    if (chr) {
      rfb.sendKey(chr);
      setTimeout(_qStart, sendDelay);
    }
  };
  var _qStop = function() { _q.length = 0; };
  var fn = function sendString(str) {
    _qStop();
    str = str || '';
    var chr;
    for (var i=0; i < str.length; i++) {
      chr = str[i].charCodeAt();
      _q.push(chr);
    }
    _qStart();
  };
  if (rfb.sendString && true !== force) {
    console.warn('rfb.sendString not installed because it already exists.  Use force if you\'d like');
  }
  else {
    rfb.sendString = fn;
  }
  return fn;
})(rfb);

There also seems to be copy/paste functionality in the code (disabled?).

I wasn’t satisfied with the mod’s answer since pretty much every time I’ve ever needed to use a web console like this, I’ve needed at the very least paste.

So here’s a paste function you can throw into the console. To use:

1. Open developer tools
2. Paste this code in and hit enter
3. sendString(‘wow, i cannot believe this fundamental functionality is still nonexistent’)

You might need to play with the sendDelay (increase) if you’re having problems, but I was able to use this to add an authorized key.

To abort the sending of the current string, do sendString()

var sendString = (function(rfb, force, sendDelay) { 
  sendDelay = sendDelay || 25;
  var _q = [];
  var _qStart = function() {
    var chr = _q.shift();
    if (chr) {
      rfb.sendKey(chr);
      setTimeout(_qStart, sendDelay);
    }
  };
  var _qStop = function() { _q.length = 0; };
  var fn = function sendString(str) {
    _qStop();
    str = str || '';
    var chr;
    for (var i=0; i < str.length; i++) {
      chr = str[i].charCodeAt();
      _q.push(chr);
    }
    _qStart();
  };
  if (rfb.sendString && true !== force) {
    console.warn('rfb.sendString not installed because it already exists.  Use force if you\'d like');
  }
  else {
    rfb.sendString = fn;
  }
  return fn;
})(rfb);

There also seems to be copy/paste functionality in the code (disabled?).

I wasn’t satisfied with the mod’s answer since pretty much every time I’ve ever needed to use a web console like this, I’ve needed at the very least paste.

So here’s a paste function you can throw into the console. To use:

1. Open developer tools
2. Paste this code in and hit enter
3. sendString(‘wow, i cannot believe this fundamental functionality is still nonexistent’)

You might need to play with the sendDelay (increase) if you’re having problems, but I was able to use this to add an authorized key.

To abort the sending of the current string, do sendString()

var sendString = (function(rfb, force, sendDelay) { 
  sendDelay = sendDelay || 25;
  var _q = [];
  var _qStart = function() {
    var chr = _q.shift();
    if (chr) {
      rfb.sendKey(chr);
      setTimeout(_qStart, sendDelay);
    }
  };
  var _qStop = function() { _q.length = 0; };
  var fn = function sendString(str) {
    _qStop();
    str = str || '';
    var chr;
    for (var i=0; i < str.length; i++) {
      chr = str[i].charCodeAt();
      _q.push(chr);
    }
    _qStart();
  };
  if (rfb.sendString && true !== force) {
    console.warn('rfb.sendString not installed because it already exists.  Use force if you\'d like');
  }
  else {
    rfb.sendString = fn;
  }
  return fn;
})(rfb);

There also seems to be copy/paste functionality in the code (disabled?).

I wasn’t satisfied with the mod’s answer since pretty much every time I’ve ever needed to use a web console like this, I’ve needed at the very least paste.

So here’s a paste function you can throw into the console. To use:

1. Open developer tools
2. Paste this code in and hit enter
3. sendString(‘wow, i cannot believe this fundamental functionality is still nonexistent’)

You might need to play with the sendDelay (increase) if you’re having problems, but I was able to use this to add an authorized key.

To abort the sending of the current string, do sendString()

var sendString = (function(rfb, force, sendDelay) { 
  sendDelay = sendDelay || 25;
  var _q = [];
  var _qStart = function() {
    var chr = _q.shift();
    if (chr) {
      rfb.sendKey(chr);
      setTimeout(_qStart, sendDelay);
    }
  };
  var _qStop = function() { _q.length = 0; };
  var fn = function sendString(str) {
    _qStop();
    str = str || '';
    var chr;
    for (var i=0; i < str.length; i++) {
      chr = str[i].charCodeAt();
      _q.push(chr);
    }
    _qStart();
  };
  if (rfb.sendString && true !== force) {
    console.warn('rfb.sendString not installed because it already exists.  Use force if you\'d like');
  }
  else {
    rfb.sendString = fn;
  }
  return fn;
})(rfb);

There also seems to be copy/paste functionality in the code (disabled?).

I wasn’t satisfied with the mod’s answer since pretty much every time I’ve ever needed to use a web console like this, I’ve needed at the very least paste.

So here’s a paste function you can throw into the console. To use:

1. Open developer tools
2. Paste this code in and hit enter
3. sendString(‘wow, i cannot believe this fundamental functionality is still nonexistent’)

You might need to play with the sendDelay (increase) if you’re having problems, but I was able to use this to add an authorized key.

To abort the sending of the current string, do sendString()

var sendString = (function(rfb, force, sendDelay) { 
  sendDelay = sendDelay || 25;
  var _q = [];
  var _qStart = function() {
    var chr = _q.shift();
    if (chr) {
      rfb.sendKey(chr);
      setTimeout(_qStart, sendDelay);
    }
  };
  var _qStop = function() { _q.length = 0; };
  var fn = function sendString(str) {
    _qStop();
    str = str || '';
    var chr;
    for (var i=0; i < str.length; i++) {
      chr = str[i].charCodeAt();
      _q.push(chr);
    }
    _qStart();
  };
  if (rfb.sendString && true !== force) {
    console.warn('rfb.sendString not installed because it already exists.  Use force if you\'d like');
  }
  else {
    rfb.sendString = fn;
  }
  return fn;
})(rfb);

There also seems to be copy/paste functionality in the code (disabled?).

I wasn’t satisfied with the mod’s answer since pretty much every time I’ve ever needed to use a web console like this, I’ve needed at the very least paste.

So here’s a paste function you can throw into the console. To use:

1. Open developer tools
2. Paste this code in and hit enter
3. sendString(‘wow, i cannot believe this fundamental functionality is still nonexistent’)

You might need to play with the sendDelay (increase) if you’re having problems, but I was able to use this to add an authorized key.

To abort the sending of the current string, do sendString()

var sendString = (function(rfb, force, sendDelay) { 
  sendDelay = sendDelay || 25;
  var _q = [];
  var _qStart = function() {
    var chr = _q.shift();
    if (chr) {
      rfb.sendKey(chr);
      setTimeout(_qStart, sendDelay);
    }
  };
  var _qStop = function() { _q.length = 0; };
  var fn = function sendString(str) {
    _qStop();
    str = str || '';
    var chr;
    for (var i=0; i < str.length; i++) {
      chr = str[i].charCodeAt();
      _q.push(chr);
    }
    _qStart();
  };
  if (rfb.sendString && true !== force) {
    console.warn('rfb.sendString not installed because it already exists.  Use force if you\'d like');
  }
  else {
    rfb.sendString = fn;
  }
  return fn;
})(rfb);

There also seems to be copy/paste functionality in the code (disabled?).

I wasn’t satisfied with the mod’s answer since pretty much every time I’ve ever needed to use a web console like this, I’ve needed at the very least paste.

So here’s a paste function you can throw into the console. To use:

1. Open developer tools
2. Paste this code in and hit enter
3. sendString(‘wow, i cannot believe this fundamental functionality is still nonexistent’)

You might need to play with the sendDelay (increase) if you’re having problems, but I was able to use this to add an authorized key.

To abort the sending of the current string, do sendString()

var sendString = (function(rfb, force, sendDelay) { 
  sendDelay = sendDelay || 25;
  var _q = [];
  var _qStart = function() {
    var chr = _q.shift();
    if (chr) {
      rfb.sendKey(chr);
      setTimeout(_qStart, sendDelay);
    }
  };
  var _qStop = function() { _q.length = 0; };
  var fn = function sendString(str) {
    _qStop();
    str = str || '';
    var chr;
    for (var i=0; i < str.length; i++) {
      chr = str[i].charCodeAt();
      _q.push(chr);
    }
    _qStart();
  };
  if (rfb.sendString && true !== force) {
    console.warn('rfb.sendString not installed because it already exists.  Use force if you\'d like');
  }
  else {
    rfb.sendString = fn;
  }
  return fn;
})(rfb);

There also seems to be copy/paste functionality in the code (disabled?).

I wasn’t satisfied with the mod’s answer since pretty much every time I’ve ever needed to use a web console like this, I’ve needed at the very least paste.

So here’s a paste function you can throw into the console. To use:

1. Open developer tools
2. Paste this code in and hit enter
3. sendString(‘wow, i cannot believe this fundamental functionality is still nonexistent’)

You might need to play with the sendDelay (increase) if you’re having problems, but I was able to use this to add an authorized key.

To abort the sending of the current string, do sendString()

var sendString = (function(rfb, force, sendDelay) { 
  sendDelay = sendDelay || 25;
  var _q = [];
  var _qStart = function() {
    var chr = _q.shift();
    if (chr) {
      rfb.sendKey(chr);
      setTimeout(_qStart, sendDelay);
    }
  };
  var _qStop = function() { _q.length = 0; };
  var fn = function sendString(str) {
    _qStop();
    str = str || '';
    var chr;
    for (var i=0; i < str.length; i++) {
      chr = str[i].charCodeAt();
      _q.push(chr);
    }
    _qStart();
  };
  if (rfb.sendString && true !== force) {
    console.warn('rfb.sendString not installed because it already exists.  Use force if you\'d like');
  }
  else {
    rfb.sendString = fn;
  }
  return fn;
})(rfb);

There also seems to be copy/paste functionality in the code (disabled?).

If for some reason you’re at some moment unable to ssh, and you need to paste in a large chunk of text, you can paste your text into a pastebin.com. Your text will be pasted to something like pastebin.com/xxx. You can then type at the console:

curl pastebin.com/raw.php?i=xxx