How do I copy all strings into the clipboard within the script

How do I replicate the consecutive copying of multiples strings into clipboards? The Functions clipboard('copy',variable) and the 'ClipboardHandler' object only stores the last variable to the clipboard when written on a script.

clipboard('copy','TestVariable1')
clipboard('copy','TestVariable2')
clipboard('copy','TestVariable3')
clipboard('copy','TestVariable4')
clipboard('copy','TestVariable5')

Yields the result:

Where only the last variable is recorded. Alternatively, using the copy function on the 'ClipboardHandler' object also does the same

copyobject1 = com.mathworks.page.utils.ClipboardHandler;
copyobject2 = com.mathworks.page.utils.ClipboardHandler;
copyobject3 = com.mathworks.page.utils.ClipboardHandler;
copyobject4 = com.mathworks.page.utils.ClipboardHandler;
copyobject5 = com.mathworks.page.utils.ClipboardHandler;

TestVariable1 = 'TestVariable1'
TestVariable2 = 'TestVariable2'
TestVariable3 = 'TestVariable3'
TestVariable4 = 'TestVariable4'
TestVariable5 = 'TestVariable5'

copyobject1.copy(TestVariable1)
copyobject2.copy(TestVariable2)
copyobject3.copy(TestVariable3)
copyobject4.copy(TestVariable4)
copyobject5.copy(TestVariable5)

But by executing the command in the command window separately, we can get

>> clipboard('copy','TestVariable1')
>> clipboard('copy','TestVariable2')
>> clipboard('copy','TestVariable3')
>> clipboard('copy','TestVariable4')
>> clipboard('copy','TestVariable5')

How do I get a similar result to executing the commands in the command line separately inside a script without resulting to copyng only the last variable to the clipboard?

[Rik]

What exactly are you using to manage that clipboard? By default Windows only allows a single object to be in the clipboard, so if you call the clipboard function multiple times, each will replace the result of the former.

[Lance Randall Gamier]

Windows Clipboard History and a clipboard manager app called Ditto. It works when it is executed separately in the command line as opposed to executing it inside a script or a function.

[Rik]

Maybe you can try drawnow after each call to clipboard. Usually that can be used to update the graphics and allow callbacks to run, but maybe it helps here as well.

[per isakson]

@Lance Randall Gamier, Thank you for the tip. I had not noticed Clipboard History of Windows 10

How-To Geek: Windows 10 takes copy and paste to another level with a feature called Clipboard history

On my system Clipboard History had to be enabled.

The answer to your question is probably, you cannot, since The MathWorks hasn't yet updated clipboard to take advantage of this new feature.