We already can save xml <img data in base64 png and jpeg format.
As it also starts with < that might indicate other xml code right away which you can in fact not paste as text to a file name anyway!
So lets branch off this kind of stuff into a new function inside of ExplorerCreateFiles clipboard handling dealing with all of these <..> things.
I'd guess these then would be:
Then lets pop a menu if it cannot be determined correctly to let the user decide what kind of file so save to.
Or lets just do this with the text dialog like in the image bytes.
Amend the documentation page accordingly.
We already can save xml
<imgdata in base64 png and jpeg format.As it also starts with
<that might indicate otherxmlcode right away which you can in fact not paste as text to a file name anyway!So lets branch off this kind of stuff into a new function inside of ExplorerCreateFiles clipboard handling dealing with all of these
<..>things.I'd guess these then would be:
imgbase64 encoded with these formatshtmlsvgxmlThen lets pop a menu if it cannot be determined correctly to let the user decide what kind of file so save to.
Or lets just do this with the text dialog like in the image bytes.
Amend the documentation page accordingly.