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You mean like this: Double click workflow entry Click Readme
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How can I append text to a TERMINAL COMMAND?
Tyler Eich replied to clamatac's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
I think you want something like this. It's a file filter that will find apps only, attached to a Run Script object that will open a new instance of the app you choose. Note: the file filter will search more locations than just /Applications/ -
Screenshot: Alfred 2 v2.1.1 (222) on OS X 10.9 (13A603)
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Change Input Text with Autocomplete
Tyler Eich replied to palobo's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
If I understand your question, it sounds like you're trying to use autocomplete to change the keyword. Here are some examples of how Alfred handles autocomplete: Example 1: Keyword - 'rt' Autocomplete - 'update' Keyword requires space? - yes Result - 'rt update' Example 2: Keyword - 'rt' Autocomplete - 'update' Keyword requires space? - NO Result - 'rtupdate' You may want to check out my Wolfram|Alpha workflow (http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/655-wolframalpha-workflow/). I the script filter returns a special argument if the user has not entered an AppID. When the user actions this result, it behaves exactly like the 'AppID' keyword, but without the extra step of autocomplete.- 2 replies
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You might be interested in this thread on throttling script filters.
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Confirmed. Alfred 2 v2.1 (218) on OS X 10.9 (13A603)
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Alfred runs very well on Mavericks. As Vitor mentioned, you may find some workflows that don't work well on Mavericks. Personally, I have been using Mavericks since the day it was released. All my workflows are running exactly the same on Mavericks as they were on Mountain Lion. Just my experience, though. I don't see any reason to hold off on the update. Cheers
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Recent Documents Workflow (Similar to the Apple menu)
Tyler Eich replied to alfredclough's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
I can't find one by Clinton Strong either, but I did find one by Carlos-Sz. I've not used it myself, but it seems to be what you're looking for and a lot more Cheers -
[Request] Golden Ratio Calculator
Tyler Eich replied to seanwes's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
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[Request] Golden Ratio Calculator
Tyler Eich replied to seanwes's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
See if you like this: http://cl.ly/18280V3I2o2s Live Feedback (via Script Filter) Automatically detects integers and decimals and displays the appropriate results Error handling, so it should never return something Alfred can't parse (i.e. You should never see fallback results when you use this workflow) Let me know what you think -
Just to be clear, did you 'Restore' that email from Time Machine back onto your computer? The workflow won't find emails that aren't Mail.app's email folders. Welcome to Alfred
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Could you give examples of workflows that are not applicable on every machine? I'm thinking of laptop battery level workflows, since they obviously aren't needed on a desktop.
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Done and done. Submitted my Colors workflow and Native theme; of all the repositories I've tested, this one is the most promising. Cheers
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I am working on a new workflow that uses a custom command line binary, written in Objective-C. It's my first stab at writing any C code, and the first time I've ever (seriously) used Xcode. I have the majority of the code written, and it builds just fine for debugging. However, since these builds are only for my MacBook's architecture, I can't distribute them for others to use. How do I create a release build using Xcode? I'm using Xcode 5.0.1 (5A2053) on OS X 10.9 (13A603). If someone could include directions for both command line apps and Cocoa apps, that would be fantastic
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Explicitly define file(s) / folder(s) to take actions on
Tyler Eich replied to jaacob's topic in Alfred Feature Suggestions
+1 This functionality is quite simple. It should be possible without user-provided code. -
Where can I find my workflows on my hard drive
Tyler Eich replied to Christophe31's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
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Where can I find my workflows on my hard drive
Tyler Eich replied to Christophe31's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
I found my workflows stored in ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Alfred.alfredpreferences/workflows/ They will be randomly-named folders, not files You may also want to copy these folders to your new system: ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Workflow Data ~/Library/Caches/com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-2/Workflow Data These are, respectively, the cache and data folders used by your workflows. Cheers -
I can't replicate your issue. I made a file action, allowing multiple selection, and set it to copy to the clipboard. The resulting text was tab delimited, as expected. Alfred 2.1 (218) on OS X 10.9 (13A603)
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I noticed that in OS X 10.9 Mavericks, notifications can use custom icons. iTunes 11.1.2 does this when sending 'Now Playing' notifications, using the album artwork as the primary image. It would be great if workflows could specify custom icons to use in a notification. For example, my Colors workflow could display an image of the color that has been copied.
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Trackpad/Mouse system panes don't show up as expected.
Tyler Eich replied to claydiffrient's topic in Discussion & Help
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Create two 'Run Script' blocks. In one, put: open /path/to/file This will open the file, plain and simple In the other, put: open -R /path/to/file The '-R' flag will reveal the file in Finder. Then, connect everything as you like. If you'd like more help, say the word. FWIW, I am also surprised that this functionality is lacking in Alfred. This should be possible without any code, but it isn't. I would submit a feature suggestion
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Time limit for script execution?
Tyler Eich replied to surrealroad's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
As far as I know, Alfred always lets a script finish executing… Could you post the code? More than likely, there's some block of code that's preventing your script from terminating Cheers -
How to use custom binaries in Alfred workflows?
Tyler Eich replied to Tyler Eich's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
I made some changes to my code and the problem went away. Alfred lets script filter processes finish, regardless of whether their output will be used. It seems to be pure coincidence that the process went haywire at the same time Alfred closed. The issue is resolved. I'll release the source code later, at the same time the workflow becomes available Cheers -
Have a look at Alfred Preferences > Advanced > Top Result Keyword Latching If this is checked, Alfred should be re-ordering results as you pick a new favorite. If this is checked, you shouldn't be having this issue. If you feel it is necessary, you can tell Alfred to 'Clear Knowledge'. The button to do that is directly below the Top Result Keyword Latching checkbox. Cheers