The weblink in the browser shows this escaping: which matched what my script came up with Wreck%20of. Three tests 2nd with extra tabs, white space, etcĪctually I just tested it by using Spotify Web and pasting in the search: Wreck of. Set aEscapeString to (aString's stringByAddingPercentEncodingWithAllowedCharacters:aCharSet) Set aCharSet to NSMutableCharacterSet's new()ĪCharSet's formUnionWithCharacterSet:(NSCharacterSet's URLQueryAllowedCharacterSet())ĪCharSet's formUnionWithCharacterSet:(NSCharacterSet's URLPathAllowedCharacterSet()) StringByTrimmingCharactersInSet:(NSCharacterSet's whitespaceAndNewlineCharacterSet)) Set aCleanString to (aNoWhiteSpaceString's ¬ trim any head or tail whiteSpace or newLines StringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:aPattern withString:" " options:(NSRegularExpressionSearch) range:(current application's NSMakeRange(0, aString's |length|))) Set aPattern to (NSString's stringWithString:"[\\s| Set aString to NSString's stringWithString:aQuery
Set aEscaped3 to my escapeSearch:aCleaned3 Set aCleaned3 to my cleanSearchString:aQuer圓
Set aEscaped2 to my escapeSearch:aCleaned2 Set aCleaned2 to my cleanSearchString:aQuery2 Set aQuery2 to " Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald Set aEscaped1 to my escapeSearch:aCleaned1 Set aCleaned1 to my cleanSearchString:aQuery1 Set aQuery1 to "Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald Property NSRegularExpressionSearch : a reference to 1024 Property NSMutableCharacterSet : a reference to current application's NSMutableCharacterSet Property NSCharacterSet : a reference to current application's NSCharacterSet I’m using the copy markdown extension for now until I know more about Obsidian. Property NSString : a reference to current application's NSString The first thing I looked for when starting Obsidian was a popclip extension :-). Here’s quickTests I did with AppleScript to solve (I can convert to Objective-C for anyone) use AppleScript version "2.4" - Yosemite (10.10) or later
#Popclip breaking series#
What needs to be tackled is the newLine and extraWhite space needs to be removed first Watching series and movies are also work for me (perks of writing for web-series) So when Im running out of ideas, I take short 1520 min. Not all concepts have the same name in every language, but having the right term for the language you are using makes it much easier to find what you are looking for in the documentation.So I just tested NSString's stringByAddingPercentEncodingWithAllowedCharacters:NSCharacterSet.URLQueryAllowedCharacterSetĪnd while it does find the lineFeed/newLine as illegal. If you search for dictionaries and AppleScript, you’re going to find references to sets of app documentation, hence I think it is important to clarify the use of terms. I think the first examples given during the podcast episode for dictionaries were actually examples of AppleScript records. When you place object properties in lists, the lists then become structured data and are referred to as “records”. Make new draft with properties ) are known as “lists”, sets of unstructured, independent items of data in a single group. This should be useful for incorporating capture with other automation tools. We are working on exposing more of Drafts features to AppleScript, but to get started implemented the ability to create drafts. While Drafts does have the option to run AppleScript from Drafts actions, or in fact any shell command/script, the support to interact with Drafts from AppleScript is very limited. While I am a big advocate for Drafts, I would have to disagree with David on this. AppleScript Support in mentioned in the episode that Drafts has “great AppleScript support”. I’d be interested in hearing from anyone on what the feature or features are that make FastScripts an addition when you might already have something like Keyboard Maestro to trigger scripts.
#Popclip breaking software#
Therefore I was intrigued to hear that used it in combination with software like Keyboard Maestro.
But I’ve never been able to identify what this would offer me over Keyboard Maestro, the Apple standard Scripts menu, and even Services (for keyboard shortcuts). As a result I’ve looked at FastScripts a handful of times in the past. Having been a MarsEdit user up to the point SquareSpace dropped XML-RPC support, I’ve been a fan of Daniel Jalkut’s work. I have a question along with a few points.
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