Software

CLCL, the great clipboard manager created by Ohno Tomaki many years ago, has finally found a new home.
It is now multilingual and with the current release 2.1.6 also features detailed integrated help.

As a long-time user I have contributed some pull request since 2023, first with the aim to learn how to create my own plugin, later to keep this software alive, solve issues, and to provide missing english documentation.

Mr. Tomoaki aka Nakka has put CLCL under MIT license in 2024 and temporarily stopped further development.
So, after subsequent pull-request kept unanswered, I continued the development of CLCL in my fork on github and set up documentation on this website.

As of today, 19.08.2026, Nakka has started again to merge pull requests and commit changes to his CLCL repository on github.
Currently my fork contains many features that are (not yet) in Nakka's. By submitting new pull requests and merging from Nakka I will try to sync both repos as much as possible.

CLCL's functionality can be extended with plugins. This brand new plugin enables users to create their own tool functions with the easy-to-learn programming language Python.

odbc-query is a platform independent library that provides an easy-to-learn interface to execute any SQL statements from C++.
It supports many SQL and C++ data types as parameters and in result sets and depends only on the odbc drivers available for almost any OS and database engine.

qx is a platform-independent command line tool to execute SQL statements or procedures on ODBC databases and format result sets. It is included in the odbc-query repo and the binary distributions for windows, linux and raspberry os.

qex is the predecessor of qx with similar functionality but relying on MFC and restricted to the windows operating system.