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A subtle theme inspired by the colour palette of Atom One Light UI. If you prefer the dark variant, then check out this theme instead. - V1: Download

A minimal and sleek theme heavily inspired by the colour palette of Atom One Dark UI. For a light variant, check out this theme. Download V1: Here I hope you enjoy using it, I find it quite soothing to use and works wonderfully with the dark menubar on macOS.

Royal TSX - Quick Connect Version 1.0: Get it here And.... I'm back. Please forgive me all, for this rather long hiatus. Hopefully this little workflow (as always to scratch my own itch) will prove useful to others and will mark my return to more active development and sharing. Now without further delay. This workflow is intended to be used in tandem with Royal TSX. It should hopefully be an improvement of the one provided here. Here's a quick and crappy video showcasing the speed and history. Features: SPEED: This workflow generates a cache of every connection, therefore bypassing the need to re-pool the Royal TSX file every time. This provides greater speed. HISTORY: The workflow stores the last 10 entries and you're able to summon them with a separate query, thus speeding up your most common connections. Usage: Download and install the workflow as all other workflows; On initial run, please update/create the cache file with the query .rtsxupdate. This can take quite some time depending on the size of your file so be patient. Once the cache file is create, you only need to update it if adding/removing connections from your Royal TSX File. To connect to a server, simply type .rtsx query.

Thanks for your help Tyler. I ended up having to go another way. Fortunately it's not a common occurrence so hopeful my workaround will suffice. Cheers, Pedro

Hi Everybody. I've been away for so long that I've forgotten just about everything that I knew from the past. I'm pretty sure that what I want to accomplish is not only possible but also trivial. I just can't seem to find it here. The case is as follows: I type in a script filter and it checks that It's a first run and I should update a cache. Now I already have a separate script filter for that (manually updating the cache). What I want is to present the user with info stating that it's his first run and should use update to refresh the cache. The thing is that with autocomplete this doesn't seem to work as I'd like. I type rt, get info to update and when I tab or action it, the autocomplete simply adds rtupdate so I now have rt rtupdate) to the end. It should replace rt with rtupdate and then allow the user to hit enter. (is this making any sense at all. Is this possible and how? Thanks all in advance.

HI, Have you updated to Mavericks? Could be something wrong with due to that. As soon as I have a little more time I intend to fully rewrite this workflow in a more optimised way with newer features too.

Hi, Totally forgot about this request. I've put it on my todo list and will surely try and implement it if possible. Cheers, Pedro

Hi Michael. Thanks for the update on this. I haven't gotten my hands on 10.9 yet so couldn't test it yet. I'll be sure to look into this when I've got Mavericks. Cheer, Pedro

Hi, Currently there seems to be no way of exposing Smart Mailboxes with AppleScript so I can't really help there.

I'll look into it, but I'm not too sure it's possible with AppleScript. Maybe Keyboard Maestro could easily do the trick. (Come to think about it, it's also something that nothers me from time to time, so I?ll definitely look into it)

Hi Andre, Sorry for the delay, but I've been AWOL for a while. I'm happy you sorted your problem and are happy with the workflow. Cheers, Pedro

Thanks lmartins, I'm happy you like it. I created this precisely because I missed those features from Postbox.

Hi, Sorry for the delay, I've been absent for a while but hopefully I'll have more time in the months to come. I'm happy that you sorted it out though. Cheers, Pedro

Thanks, so glad you like it!

Never mind. I managed to replicate the error. I was doing it the wrong way. Simply had it ticked in the menu and not preferences so it wasn't globally set. I'll try and look into this. Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for catching that bug (don't really use that feature so I'd never have caught it)

Right, then I'll try and focus on that. Still, like I said, isn't happening to me in my testing.

Hmm, strange. While I don't have that option normally, I've now tested with it active. Seem to work as expected. I'll try and further debug this but I must admit that for now I don't really see what could be causing this.

Just tested this again with a bunch of messages and it's working fine for me. Anybody else experiencing this? @anas: Are you doing something else that could influence this? Is your Mac having a large CPU load at the time?

Hi anas, that does seem strange and not something I came across in my testing. As I see it, that should happen since it first stores the selected messages in a list and then iterates over that. I'll have a look into it though.

WOW!! I just now realised that this has already passed the 1000 download mark. I would like to thanks everybody that has downloaded and used my little theme. I'm truly grateful and humbled!

Hi, Local mailbox is referenced in at least 6 different scripts. I've quickly done a few changes but haven't had a chance to test. Locate the workflows folder and substitute existing files with these (backup first though ) I'm doing some major refactoring and changes to the way this works and is coded. I'll be introducing Favourite mailboxes and a background process for caching large accounts. Hopefully this will mitigate these performance problems people with large accounts have.

Hi Ed, Those last suggestions were directed at me (at least I think so). It's something to include in the next iteration of the workflow. Have the ability to define favourite mailboxes and then rather than list everymailbox, you could just list your favourites. Quick example of what I've already started working on: 1. Summon alfred and search for a mailbox; 2. Using a modifier key, instead of moving a message to that folder, it will be added to a fourites list; 3. Calling Alfred with mf, instead of getting a list of every mailbox, you'll get a list of your favourites; 4. Action to move a message to that folder, action with a modifier to go to that folder. Still very much a work in progress, but hopefully we'll soon see this feature. Cheers, PL

All great suggestions Carlos. I'll start looking into that. The favorites/history has been on my mind for a while now. In fact I started looking into python imap modules but eventually gave up on that. Will pick it up again at a later stage

Hi Edwin Thanks for your comments. A few of the improvements I want to work on are: SPEED!!! Carlos-Sz has made some great strides in this but I still think it can get better; History, I'm thinking of maybe having it remember the last 3-5 maiboxes that were used. That way you could summon it up and action the results with ⌘+1-5. If however you start typing then it will filter mailboxes; Favourites, maybe rather than history I could implement a favourites for quick access, though I think history will be more useful; Other features such as export to evernote, create a task in TaskPaper, Things etc. this one I'm still not sure should go into MailActions or separate workflows as I have it now. Any ideas are very much welcome. Cheers, PL

Hi Edwin, I'm glad to hear it works for you now. all credits for the fix go to Carlos-Sz though