Hi,
if we do something like that for windows (which might be useful) we
should do the same for X, i.e., use the X clipboard in the same way.
Not that I know how to access it but it shouldn't be too hard to find
out. Both would probably come down to having something like
read.table(text=foo, ...)
along with
foo <- getClipboard(...)
reading a text string from the X or Windows clipboard (assuming that
what you get from the windows clipboard is a string).
.f
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