It's quite straight forward: I want to be able to mark something, press ctrl+c to put it into the clipboard buffer, then press a hotkey that will save the clipboard buffer to file.
Even better would be if I could replace all unicode characters (eg. everything not in ASCII) with some letter combination, preferably something like U3432 etc.
What I want to be able to do is to run a python script from the clipboard. Python doesn't have full unicode support (for example, I can't use λ as a variable name and so on), so I'd like to change all unicode characters to a letter combination (something like λ gets turned into U3BB, which is an acceptable variable name in Python, so "λ = someFunction(3); print(λ)" would become "U3BB = someFunction(3); print(U3BB)", which is legal python code).
Right now, I'm using
Code:
IfExist, c:\pythoncode.py ;removes file if it already exists
FileDelete, c:\pythoncode.py
Transform, ClipUTF, Unicode
FileAppend, # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-`r`n, c:\pythoncode.py
FileAppend, %Clipboard%, c:\pythoncode.py ;writes clipboard to file
Run, python -i c:\pythoncode.py
What's missing is the unicode → "ascii representation" part. How would I do this? Can I do it all in Autohotkey?
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