I don't see why it would be that much of a stretch to
just get the variable at the same time as the parameter,
then just copy it to the clipboard. You know, something
like msg="Hello":paramForClipping = msg would get the
parameter into a variable that you could send to the
clipboard or manipulate or whatever you want to do to it
before copying it. Why this turned into a major
discussion is beyond me. Unless, of course, there IS no
way to copy to the clipboard. I haven't tried it.
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