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    • Michael Abrahams's avatar
      Add support for pasting images into the graph · 6f70227b
      Michael Abrahams authored
      It can be useful to paste images from the clipboard directly into the node graph.
      This commit modifies copy and paste handling to support this.
      
      When an image file is found in the clipboard, we check whether an image node is selected.
      If so, paste the image into that node. Otherwise, a new node is created.
      If no image data are found in the clipboard, we call the original Litegraph paste.
      To ensure that onCopy and onPaste events are fired, we override Litegraph's ctrl+c and ctrl+v handling.
      
      Try to detect whether the pasted image is a real file on disk, or just pixel data copied from e.g. Photoshop.
      Pasted pixel data will be called 'image.png' and have a creation time of now.
      If it is simply pasted data, we store it in the subfolder /input/clipboard/.
      
      This also adds support for the subfolder property in the IMAGEUPLOAD widget.
      6f70227b
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