sounds logic
now do you think you can paste a link to a doc and maybe some examples?
I still don't get it
I set up a file filter to look for truecrypt images with .tc extensions in ~/Documents
A] keyword="mtc" | with space=ON
I type "mtc " (single space), nothing is listed
I type "mtc " (double space), the list appears
I add a 'p', so I have "mtc p" (double space) in alfred, and autocomplete gives me: "mtc perso.tc" (single space, one space has disappeared!)
B] keyword="mtc" | with space=OFF
I type "mtc" (no space), nothing is listed
I type "mtc " (single space), the list appears
I add a 'p', so I have "mtc p" (single space) in alfred, and autocomplete gives me: "mtcperso.tc" (no space! it disappeared!)
how can I get one of the following:
C] keyword="mtc"
I type "mtc" (no space), nothing listed
I type "mtc " (single space), the list appears
I add a 'p', so I have "mtc p" (single space) in alfred, and autocomplete gives me: "mtc perso.tc"
or even better
D] keyword="mtc"
I type "mtc" (no space), the list appears
if I add a 'p', so I have "mtcp" (no space) in alfred >> the list disappears, logic cause no keyword is match
if I type "mtc " (single space), the list is still here
I then add a 'p', so I have "mtc p" (single space) in alfred, and autocomplete gives me: "mtc perso.tc"
is any of this situation possible?
this would be more intuitive and faster
at worst can we get B] but without the space disappearing on autocompletion?
this is really counter intuitive.
in shell, when you tab some word, it does not remove any part of it, it just keeps adding to it
can't alfred just mimic this behavior?