FroZen_X
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1. Yes, just press ⌘ + ↩ instead of just ↩ 2. Not that i know, but you can choose a file and then press a button like "Ctrl" and get to the actions section. There you can either choose "open with" or you can create your own actions to open it with your desired application. The button to enter Actions can be set under Alfred preferences → Features → File Search → Actions 3. Yes, search for the person and when shown just press ⌘ + O
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ummm am i wrong or can all this be achieved with Alfred functions oO "Replace" and "Transform", that's what I'm using however plus some regex.
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Ability to Connect Alfred Remote via USB
FroZen_X replied to aetherlux's topic in Alfred Feature Suggestions
You can actually share network via bluetooth to your iPhone. That way you can use Alfred remote. I myself share the Ethernet connection via Wifi and connect that way as i have a server running but Alfred remote works too Edit: System Preferences → Sharing → Internet Sharing -
That makes things more interesting. Having a multi buffer that is accessible at your finger tips. That's like the Alfred buffer, however i would love to see an option to handle it better (own shortcuts, maybe workflow option). Currently you cannot just buffer multiple files in different locaitons quickly and handle them easy. I often see myself using the "File Selection" to move files, but that's not it yet. Looks like a good idea but needs a lot of steps. I'll see what i can come up with when i have some time
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That's a good point! I just tried it and it seems to act the same way: Ignore launchbar lol i actually don't use it haha, reminds me that my solution for server indexing might be just syncing it lol....All operations wait until the current one is done in this case. Right before posting, you can actually set it the way you want to: Cheers, Frozen
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What do you exactly mean by queue file operations? Like 1 by 1 i assume but doesn't Forklift do the same? I can activate the action window and see it running from top to bottom while performing an operation (copy, move etc.). So it seems you're currently more often using Forklift especially due to the quick access through your workflow. Interesting, i never actually tried any finder replacements until now. I however always thought that there is something missing in finder. Forklift is the app im currently trying and starting to like. Dropshelf is something that reminds me of unclutter, but like @deanishe mentioned it might be a pain to move with a bigger screen isnt it? Thx for the replys and opinions from both of you so far
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What are you personally thinking is the best Finder replacement? ForkLift gives both things, finder replacement and syncing. @vitor I would like to hear your opinion too to this theme. Cheers, Frozen
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I see this being really useful for me actually. This way i can sync the server at work with my computer and have always up to date files. I was looking into other services but haven't found anything decent that doesn't cost a fortune...plus this is a better version than finder. I mostly use Alfred to navigate through files, but especially at work i handle more files with finder and Alfred together. Edit: Gotta have to add that i use Hazel to automate file management on my Computer. However the server at work is Windows formated sh*it...sry for the language but its terrible as it can't be indexed and wonderfully searched by Alfred...I don't understand how bigger companies don't use their brain and are ignorant to others opinions to improvement...back to the theme, gonna check out Forklift the next weeks ^^
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Time to try out Forklift saw a colleague using it before. What are the advantages of it? Or better what do you mainly use it for?
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OneNote Snippet Expansion Pastes Clipboard Instead of Creating Snippet
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OneNote Snippet Expansion Pastes Clipboard Instead of Creating Snippet
FroZen_X replied to joshuahardee's topic in Closed
Which snippet application are you actually using oO -
Not a burger but the McFrozen
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Suppressing Google, Amazon and Wikipedia
FroZen_X replied to carlcaulkett's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
lol haha was too tired last night to notice ^^ -
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Suppressing Google, Amazon and Wikipedia
FroZen_X replied to carlcaulkett's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
I've never used BeautifulSoup myself, but here is a working workflow that does what you want i guess: https://www.dropbox.com/s/p4t8qqfr93evzqr/LazDoc.alfredworkflow?dl=0 import sys import httplib2 from workflow import Workflow, ICON_WEB, web from bs4 import BeautifulSoup, SoupStrainer def main(wf): url = 'http://lazarus-ccr.sourceforge.net/docs/' response = web.get(url, stream=True) http = httplib2.Http() status, response = http.request('http://lazarus-ccr.sourceforge.net/docs/') # throw an error if request failed # Workflow will catch this and show it to the user #response.raise_for_status() # Parse the response for link in BeautifulSoup(response,parseOnlyThese=SoupStrainer('a')): if link.has_attr('href'): wf.add_item(title=link['href'],arg=link['href'],valid=True,icon= ICON_WEB) # Loop through the returned posts and add an item for each to # the list of results for Alfred #for post in posts: # wf.add_item(title=post['description'], # subtitle=post['href'], # icon=ICON_WEB) # Send the results to Alfred as XML wf.send_feedback() if __name__ == u"__main__": wf = Workflow() sys.exit(wf.run(main)) Gonna get some sleep now ^^ @deanishe will probably have a better version tomorrow he's the king when it comes to python Cheers, Frozen -
Suppressing Google, Amazon and Wikipedia
FroZen_X replied to carlcaulkett's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
wait i guess i misunderstood what you wanna achieve....its getting pretty late here lol -
Suppressing Google, Amazon and Wikipedia
FroZen_X replied to carlcaulkett's topic in Workflow Help & Questions
The workflow i downloaded doesn't have deanishes workflow library oO other than that you gotta have to use python lazdoc.py "{query}" to send the query to the python script and change "with input as argv" to "with input as {query}"
