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Nice article - useful and easy to follow! Thank you very much!

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Thanks for your sharing, great project!
I intend to write some python script to get mem cache updated and check if have some keyword which pre-define will active telebot and send to bot to save.
I tried but don't know how to continue with your code to get the text content in your code, your code.
Other library is use time interval and paste content then check if changed. Seem it's different with yours solution is get update by OS event.

Below is using paperclip library, hope you cuold help me out with the same meaning by reuse your project. Thanks Abdus!

#coding:utf-8
import pyperclip
import datetime as dt
import time
import telebot

bot = telebot.TeleBot("Telebot_Token")

bot.send_message(chat_id, dt.datetime.now().strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') + ' Chào ngày mới', disable_notification = True)

#bot.send_photo(1838241701, photo = open('out.png', 'rb'))

lastContent = ''
while True:
clipboard_content = pyperclip.paste()
if clipboard_content:
if clipboard_content != lastContent:
print(clipboard_content)
lastContent = clipboard_content
if 'BGia' in clipboard_content or 'BG' in clipboard_content or 'XNĐH' in clipboard_content or 'XNDH' in clipboard_content:
bot.send_message(1838241701, clipboard_content, disable_notification = True)
time.sleep(10)

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Finally i did it Abdus, using your async workflow and dumpclip.exe. a little confuse when reading your code because too stupid to know where to get the clip content from your pure python code.

if name == "main":
async def main():
async for clip in monitor_clipboard():
print(clip)
# Insert check match keyword and use bot to send note content to Telegram chat

Many thanks Abdus!

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What is the benefit of this code:

        while th.is_alive():
            th.join(0.25)

As opposed to merely this:

            th.join()

Great post, btw! Thank you!

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@GordonAitchJay

The benefit of using while th.is_alive(): th.join(0.25) is that it allows the main thread to do other things while waiting for th to finish, without being blocked. If you just had th.join() the main thread wouldn't be able to throw KeyboardInterrupt when you hit Ctrl + C until the thread finished executing, for example.

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Hi, thanks for this code.

I used it to extend my Raspberry pi zero macro keyboard use case.

You have a password in a password manager but your remote server doesn't allow the use of CTRL+V
Thanks to you I transmit all clipboard changes to a key on my macro keyboard.
When I press the key the macro keyboard 'types' the password.

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@emielvanberlo Glad to be of help 🙏

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