RiONOntE
-
Posts
11 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Reputation Activity
-
RiONOntE reacted to deanishe in [SOLVED] Snippet pasting help
It sounds like your "Restore clipboard contents" setting (Alfred Preferences > Features > Snippets > Auto Expansion Options > Tweaking) is too short. Set Alfred to restore the clipboard after a longer delay.
-
RiONOntE got a reaction from Mike Outram in Challenge: phonetic transcript workflow
The update is now live:
http://www.packal.org/workflow/copy-phonetic-spelling-ipa
Should look like this: screenshot
Remember to replace the ID and key. Please tell me if it works for you.
-
RiONOntE reacted to Kudusch in ASCII Converter
Hey girls and guys,
I just finished the rewrite of my old ASCII Converter extension.
With this workflow you can convert a string of characters into their ASCII code values and vice versa.
You can convert from and to hexadecimal, binary and decimal.
The results will be displayed as soon as you run the workflow and copied to your clipboard when you press enter.
You can either enter a string or just use your clipboard content.
You can download it here:
http://blog.kudusch.de/post/45752933020
Changelog: Version 1.1 -fixes a rather stupid bug where the conversion for hex would not be in hexadecimal, but in hexal Version 1.0 -rewritten as an Alfred 2 workflow -detection of input -
RiONOntE reacted to renegaed in ASCII Converter
perhaps this is the link http://blog.kudusch.de/?post=6
-
RiONOntE reacted to Vero in JAR apps don't appear in Alfred's results
How are you searching for them? Did you press the spacebar first to include more file types than the defaults?
You can either drag the file type into Alfred's Features > Default Results > "Advanced" button or create a file filter for them if you only occasionally need access to them.
Cheers
Vero
-
RiONOntE reacted to Vero in Duplicate apps in results (10.15 and V4)
@MVR London Did you type "reload" into Alfred? This will refresh the app cache for any apps that may no longer exist in the old location.
Cheers,
Vero
-
RiONOntE reacted to deanishe in Add "copy file" in file action
You can copy a file to the clipboard with AppleScript. This script will work on the command line and copy the first filepath passed to it to the clipboard:
on run (argv) set the clipboard to POSIX file (POSIX path of ((POSIX file (first item of argv)) as alias)) end run I don't think it's possible to copy more than one file to the clipboard without messing around with Cocoa.
Specifically, I believe you need to pass an NSArray of NSURLs to [NSPasteboard writeObjects:someArray].