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  1. deanishe
    That doesn't sound at all fast. I don't know about you, but I can't type properly when I'm holding down CMD with my thumb. I much prefer this, too (and this is the algorithm my Go library uses to filter results). Alfred already does this with its application search, but I don't think it's possible for other types of search because they're based on the system metadata search which doesn't support that kind of query.
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    What does that mean exactly? Rather than creating a bunch of duplicates, you'd probably want to use a Junction Utility to connect them all to the same two actions.
  3. deanishe
    Recent Files depends on the application supporting it—or at least not breaking support for it. If you can't see recent files, it's either because there are none or the application doesn't support it. Someone who has the app might be able to give you more info, but fundamentally it appears to be an issue with MindNode, which only the MindNode developer(s) can fix.
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    Apparently not (I have neither of the apps in question). It probably is linked to some form of file metadata, however. AFAIK, Alfred doesn't explicitly include recent files in its default search (which is what you appear to be using). To see an app's recent files, you use the Recent Documents… File Action. That you're seeing recent XMind documents where you are is through chance, not design.
  5. deanishe
    The reason is likely because Xmind files have xmind in their names (the file extension).
  6. deanishe
    The Python script looks trivial to port to Python 2. You probably just need to change some of the imports.
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    The README says it needs SpiderMonkey, the Mozilla JavaScript engine.
  8. deanishe
    Are those combining characters? How are you entering them, btw? Do Portuguese keyboards have keys for the characters (on an English keyboard, you need to press ALT)?
  9. deanishe
    You can pass, say, a URL template, or a suffix as a workflow variable, so you don't need a separate Open URL action for each URL suffix. You can also set modifiers via JSON.
  10. deanishe
    Your external triggers are all basically identical. Every single one passes {query} through to the Script Filter. You can delete all of them but one. Similarly, you have loads of completely identical Open URL actions. Use a junction and remove all but one of the Open URLs. I have no idea what you're trying to achieve. Both branches point to Open URL actions. What's the difference? Regarding the generally excessive number of mostly-identical Script Filters you have, why don't you include the other stuff you need (e.g. the URL suffixes for Reddit queries) as workflow variables in the JSON?
  11. deanishe
    You could structure the workflow properly instead. You've already been shown how to do this. Twice.
  12. deanishe
    That's probably a good idea for published workflows.
  13. deanishe
    I don't think so, no. Alfred registers global shortcuts, which take precedence AFAIK. What you can do is assign Related Apps to your Hotkeys in Alfred, so it only registers shortcuts for those applications, rather than globally.
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    For some bizarre reason, @nikivi hasn't assigned a keyword (or title) to the Script Filter. Either add your own keyword or configure the Hotkey.
  15. deanishe
    I told you I refactored the API. The options structs are gone. Looking at workflows built with older versions of the library won't help. There's a full example included with the library. I can hardly make it any easier than that.
  16. deanishe
    You can only return results for Alfred to display from Script Filters, not Run Scripts or Run NSAppleScripts.
  17. deanishe
    You can't save the CSV file in the workflow. Any changes the user makes will be overwritten by a workflow update. User data goes in the workflow's data directory. Also, don't set variables with names like PATH or HOME. They're critically important system variables. Overwriting PATH with a meaningless value, like you're doing, is a fantastic way to break the world.
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    Alfred 3.4.1 [860] When installing an update for a workflow, Alfred migrates the keyboard shortcut assigned to a Hotkey, but it drops any Related Apps on the floor. For example, I use @vitor's MarkdownBulletin workflow, but I have the Hotkey set to only be active in Safari and Google Chrome. I just installed an update, and Alfred correctly migrated my keyboard shortcut to the newer version, but the Related Apps have disappeared.
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    This. Alfred strips hotkeys when you import a workflow. It keeps your own hotkeys when you update a workflow, however.
  20. deanishe
    Use the debugger, @nikivi. Your path isn't valid: '', { ARG = paths; PATH = " /Users/nikivi/go/src/github.com/nikitavoloboev/alfred-edit-files/workflow/paths.csv"; } There's a space before the path.
  21. deanishe
    Alfred already does that. As long as you give your results a UID.
  22. deanishe
    It's built into the library. Also, I broke your workflow, I'm afraid. I refactored AwGo quite dramatically yesterday. Next time you pull the library, your workflow won't compile without changes.
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    Might be a regression.
  24. deanishe
    Give it a shorter keyword?
  25. deanishe
    For applications, add them to your Startup Items in System Preferences.
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