typedstreamè„@„„„Action „„NSObject …„i’„„„NSString”„+All UPPERCASE†’„–—XExample for sed's transpose command: 
replace characters with their capital counterpart.†’„„„NSMutableArray „„NSArray ”•’„„„AtomicReadPB „„Atomic ”„ic’„–—Read from Pasteboard†’’•„c’„™•’„„„PBTypeEntry ”œ’„–—NSStringPboardType†’„–—
Plain Text†’„–—txt††’„¡œ ’„–—*NeXT Rich Text Format v1.0 pasteboard type†’„–—RTF (Rich Text)†’„–—rtf††’„¡œ ’„–—NeXT TIFF v4.0 pasteboard type†’„–—TIFF (Tagged image file format)†’„–—tiff††’„¡œ ’„–—Apple PICT pasteboard type†’„–—PICT†’„–—pict††’„¡œ ’„–—Apple PDF pasteboard type†’„–—PDF†’„–—pdf††’„¡œ ’„–—1NeXT Encapsulated PostScript v1.2 pasteboard type†’„–—
PostScript†’„–—eps††††’„„„AtomicRunScript œ’„–—
Run Script†’’„icccc     ’„–—#!/usr/bin/sed -f†’„„„NSMutableString–— ¸# y means transpose (!?) the characters in first place 'abc...'
# with their corresponding character in the 2nd place 'ABC...'

y/abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz/ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ/††’„„„AtomicOntoPasteboard œ’„–—Put onto Pasteboard†’’• œ ††’„„„NSMutableDictionary „„NSDictionary ”•’„–—EMail†’„–—robert@tinb.de†††