Game.SetClipboardText does nothing afai can see.

I have been able to set a string in all other chrome-components, but Game.SetClipboardText is empty
GetClipboardText will also no do anything so It is definitively not windows-clipboard that is addressed.
This
                            String st = purpCar.LicensePlate;
                            Game.LogTrivial("@@@@@@@@@ Scannet: "+st);//yes
                            Game.DisplaySubtitle("~b~scan attempted "+st, 8000); //Yes
                            Game.DisplayNotification(st);//yes
                            Game.SetClipboardText(st);//no

is meant to be a licence-plate scan. I hope i can avoid having to type inside computer-component:


The scan should then be posting-able .. i hoped
(What btw is the component in the image named) -But i cant get SetClipboardText to hold any string 
Is it defect, or am i using wrong?

Those functions refer to the Windows clipboard.

43 minutes ago, LMS said:

Those functions refer to the Windows clipboard.

Ratch.. it does, but 😕
Well then its a dev thingie, a way to get in-game text out to a windows-text-editor.
Really difficult to see when that is needed.
I You or anyone else knows the name of the "police computer-gadget"  or the "Police-radio-gadget" (even though that is programmed to make fails..) i would appreciate it posted here. Even The class name of this component would be helpful, because then i can start going through them one by one.

The upper part of the component is done using the DISPLAY_ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD native. The bottom part is custom rendering by LSPDFR, no pre-defined component.

9 hours ago, LMS said:

The upper part of the component is done using the DISPLAY_ONSCREEN_KEYBOARD native. The bottom part is custom rendering by LSPDFR, no pre-defined component.

Many thanks for explaining. Guess i have to shelf licence-plate-scanner.
I have made a DisplaySubtitle() with the info, and let it stay up for enough time to type it into "police computer". That 'works', it just clunky and not streamlined 🙂