Copy and move files similar to copy/paste in a file manager

Copyfile.bash

# copyfile                                                                                                                                                                                                           
copyfile() {
    local files="";
    local path="$PWD";
    for var in $@;
    do
        files="${files} ${path}/${var}";
    done;
    echo ${files} | xclip;
}
# pastfile                                                                                                                                                                                                           
pastefile() {
    local path="$PWD";
    local from=`xclip -o`;
    if [ -d $file ];
    then
        cp -R $from $path;
    else
    cp $from $path;
    fi;
}
# movefile                                                                                                                                                                                                           
movefile() {
    local path="$PWD";
    local from=`xclip -o`;
    mv $from $path;
}
# cutfile                                                                                                                                                                                                            
cutfile() {
    local files="";
    local tmp_files="";
    local path="$PWD";
    for var in $@;
    do
        if [ -d /tmp/$var ];
        then
            rm -R /tmp/$var;
        fi;
        files="${files} ${path}/${var}";
        tmp_files="${tmp_files} /tmp/${var}";
    done;
    mv ${files} /tmp/;
    echo ${tmp_files} | xclip;
}

Fixed both bugs!

1. You can not copy multiple single files. So "copyfile file1 file2" does not work.
2. You can not use cutfile on files with the same name in a row, then there will be duplicates in the /tmp /