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Workflow: Chrome Incognito - Open Google Chrome in Incognito mode.
gandalfsaxe replied to rodrigobdz's topic in Share your Workflows
Is there a way to customize whether it uses Safari or Chrome? -
Is there a workflow that does this? I have searched but found nothing
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Oops, missed that. Works now, thanks.
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So the sample file does work for me, but I can't seem to point to another BiBTeX. I tried this: But get this:
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Autocompletion references from .bib file
gandalfsaxe replied to gandalfsaxe's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
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Thank you so much! That is exactly what I need. Much appreciated! Where can I find the actual script you made? I see a reference to `citations.py`, but where is this python script?
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Sure, here is a sample: https://gist.github.com/gandalfsaxe/126193c53d1f62b8e810b895bb3348bc Thanks!
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Yes precisely! I'm only interesting in a single string for each BibTeX entry, namely the crossref field, which follows from the @type{crossref, lines. The type itself can be one of 14 standard types (as I confirmed see here, here and here), where @article and @misc are the two most common types (at least for me). Is that still easy to do? PS: How do you do monospace code formatting in this forum? It's not just the grave accent `like this` as in Github Markdown.
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Hi all, Does this exist already: An Alfred workflow that will simply autocomplete a typed word from a textfile list of special words? If not, does anyone have an idea of how to achieve this? I'm most comfortable in Python so I could probably start making this myself if somebody gave me some pointers. The use case is auto-completion of references stored in a .bib file when I write academic articles in Typora using pandoc-crossref for references, however I have to remember all references in my head since there is no autocompletion from linked .bib file. (I have asked for this before, however I was probably being too specific in my request, so now I'm making it more general just as an autocompletion system linked up to a file.)
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And regarding searching Apple Music instead of iTunes Store?
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Finder scripts (including opening in a single window)
gandalfsaxe replied to dfay's topic in Share your Workflows
Nice. Is there a way to have it open a new tab? As far as I can see `fo` always uses the last tab in the window. -
Oops thanks
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Download: http://www.packal.org/workflow/symbol-bars (direct link) Very simple alfred workflow that paste one of the symbols in {#, *, -, =, %} N times. I sometimes find i various programming languages (or just LaTeX) that I want to make a visual distinction between blocks of code. A quick an easy way to do this is with this workflow: #bar N *bar N -bar N =bar N %bar N Example usage:
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Open current Finder window in Terminal/iTerm and vice versa
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Advanced Google Maps and Apple Maps Search Workflow - Version 2.0.2 Release 12 February 2018
gandalfsaxe replied to stuartcryan's topic in Share your Workflows
Very cool workflow. One thing I'm missing is easily being able to switch between Google Maps and Apple Maps? Is the intention that this is set up once and then one of them is used all the time? I was thinking perhaps a simple modifier key could switch between them or something? -
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I prefer keyboard shortcut to a keyword for this workflow, but I can see why others would prefer keyword. I use Cmd+Ctrl+Opt+Shift (yes all modifier keys) + * L (lower case) * U (upper case) * S (sentence case - but I almost never use this) * T (title case) In the beginning it felt a little like doing finger gymnastics (I use little, ring, middel and thumb for the four modifiers on the left, and index on right hand for the letter), but I've gotten used to it now. On the other hand, the heavy use of modifier keys, it never interferes with anything 😄 Anyway just for inspiration. Regarding your question, isn't it just a matter of connecting all the python scripts in the workflow to an Input -> Keyword, and then making the keyword titles that you want? See attached screenshots.
