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Posts posted by vermeer
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Pasting from Evernote to another app than Alfred does *not* add a final newline character, I am positive about it. I tested it by pasting in the middle of an existing line. No new line is created.
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- Copying from Evernote to any other app than Alfred works.
- Copying from any other app than Evernote to Alfred works.
- Copying from Evernote to another app, then copy it from that other app to Alfred works.
I made some progress and found out this:
- type "2*2" in Evernote, without the quotes, select and copy it
- open Alfred (cmd+space) then paste (cmd+v)
- immediately hit backspace => Alfred shows "2*2" correctly, but not the result yet
- cmd+A cmd+X cmd+V => ok now Alfred shows both 2*2 and the result 4
It seems like Evernote adds a "new line" special character somehow at the end of any text you copy from it, and Alfred is really confused by it. And no, I did not select a new line character in Evernote, the bug is still there when I select text strictly inside of a line.
The workaround above works, but so many key presses is really annoying, it should just work. I hope we figure out a bugfix.
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I use a lot the cmd+S to work with snippets: creating new ones and editing existing ones.
However if I decide to delete that snippet I can't do that easily at all, I have to go back to the full list and search for it again etc..
IMHO an easy fix would be on this existing dialog:
to simply add a "Delete" button next to the "Save" button!
It would be so awesome.
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I just leave the alfred settings app open on the snippets, and I cmd+tab to it everytime I need it.
Also, do you know about the cmd+S shortcut to quickly create new and editing existing snippets?
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I have 300+ snippets and counting.
Among many other things I store all my web bookmarks as snippets, much more convenient than browser bookmarks because I can easily share them while writing in slack, reddit etc..
Many snippets are ready-to-paste ones.
Many others are not, and are just an easy way to consult info.
I use cmd+S shortcuts a lot, please never drop them! Both for creating new snippets from history and for editing existing ones.
All my snippets are just a key press away, this works much better for me than: Evernote, Quiver, NvALT etc...
Thanks again!!
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This feature was broken a few weeks/months ago, sorry I don't noted exactly when.
Steps to reproduce:
Just copy (cmd+C) a simple expression like "2*2" without the quotes, from inside any note in the Evernote application.
Hit cmd+space to open alfred
Paste (cmd+V)
Expected result: Alfred should show "2*2" and the result, which is 4
Obtained result: Alfred is confused and shows nothing, nor 2*2 nor 4
Notes
- only happens when copying from Evernote, copying from any other app works as expected
- happens with any text actually, not only calculus expressions. Even copying a single letter "a".
Things I tried:
- disabling BetterTouchTool, did not help.
- rebooting, did not help.
- trying cmd+shit+V to paste, did not help.
Versions
-MacOS 10.14.4
-Alfred 3.8.1 961
-Evernote 7.9
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Unfortunately I cannot change the topic's name. I would like to change it to:
New snippets not linked to any collection are silently lost.
Also, I suggest the following fix:
any new snippet *should* be part of a collection. A snippet without collection should not be creatable.
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Additional information: I have a unique snippet collection. When I save the new snippet, by default, no collection is selected. (my unique collection should be selected by default, I cannot think about it every time...)
Then it seems that as no collection is selected, the snippet is silently lost.
However, if I manually select the collection when creating the new snippet, the snippet is correctly created.
Fixes I suggest:
-a collection should be selected by default
-in case no collection is selected, the snippet should *not* silently be lost...
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This new feature is great, but I'm afraid it may or may not be related to breaking the existing feature of saving a clipboard entry as a new snippet. I just made a bug report =>
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v3.6 [903] - High Sierra 10.13.3
Steps to reproduce:
- trigger the clipboard viewer
- choose an entry then Cmd+S to create a snippet from this entry
- give the snippet a name, then save
The snippet you just supposedly created is nowhere to be found :-/
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Awesome, thank you @Andrew
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It would be great if the same Cmd + S shortcut could be used to quickly edit an existing snippet that would be very intuitive, and would save a lot of time for people heavily using snippets
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I'm a big fan of this Cmd+S feature too! And I think we need a similar one to quickly edit existing snippets as well! See my recent post "Hotkey to edit existing snippet" and help me push it
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Hi Ted, not sure why you find it clunky, it works very well for me.
I have setup a cmd+E hotkey for clipboard history viewer, which also includes snippets. It is super easy and fast to find the snippet or clipping I want and paste it simply with enter.
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Hi guys,
I use snippets a lot in Alfred 3, and I badly need a quicker way to edit existing snippets. They're so awesome!
Please see 1st screenshot: if Cmd+S on selected snippet would open it directly (2nd screenshot) within Alfred preferences, that would be a simple but fantastic improvement!
I'm suggesting Cmd+S for this because it is very similar to the already existing Cmd+S shortcut which transforms a clipping from clipboard history into a new snippet. Basically hitting Cmd+S would mean: "create a new snippet or open it for editing if it already exists". That would feel very intuitive!
After hitting Cmd+S,
this window would popup to make you able to quickly update the existing snippet.
Thanks!
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- i05, Chris Messina and Fabio
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Evernote adds line break when content is pasted as plain text [Bug accepted by Evernote]
in Discussion & Help
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FTR got the following answer from support for my ticket #2822847: