Thanks, Padraic, the copy-trick it was very useful!
Regarding syntax errors while debugging: where can I see them?
Is there a console / log / whatever, where they are listed?
As a (frustrating!!! ;-) example: I’m trying right now **only** this
keybinding
"t" = ( "goToMailbox:", "TRASH" );
where TRASH is the result of your copy-trick, so the name **is** right.
However pressing *t* only brings a dialog about adding/removing tags!
(that I'm not able to find in the menu-bar! :-()
(and this only while *not* having the focus on an email - *with* focus
it opens a field above the email, but for what?!… as you see, even
more questions arise! ;-)
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Regards,
Vlad
On 16 Jan 2016, at 20:15, Padraic Renaghan wrote:
You can copy (⌘C) on the mailbox in MailMate and it will copy that
mailbox's "id" to the clipboard
You can paste that directly into the key bindings file for any action
you want done in the context of that mailbox
I have found that debugging key bindings can be tricky. If you have a
syntax error it may not parse the remainder of the file. Best to start
with one, comment out everything else, test that one, if it works then
comment out the next one and test and so on.
P
On 16 Jan 2016, at 13:56, Vlad Ghitulescu wrote:
Hello again, Fredrik!
On 16 Jan 2016, at 11:54, Fredrik Jonsson wrote:
Vlad Ghitulescu 2016-01-16 19:39 wrote:
Is there a place in MailMate to do this or is something I do in
system preferences / Keyboard Maestro?
Custom key bindings is one of MailMates killer features in my
opinion, everything can be done from the keyboard.
Manual here: <http://manual.mailmate-app.com/custom_key_bindings>
I have a blog post where you find the keybinding I use at
<http://xdeb.org/node/1608>.
I’ve read everything, took shamelessly ;-) your .plist-file,
commented everything and started to test.
No problems at all with:
"n" = "newMessage:";
"m" = "moveToMailbox:";
"j" = ( "markAsJunk:", "moveToJunk:" );
"J" = ( "markAsNotJunk:" );
"g" = "goToMailbox:";
**but** no success (even no reaction at all) with:
"i" = ( "goToMailbox:", "INBOX" );
Perhaps because I have 3 accounts in MailMate (already ;-) and
correspondently 3 different INBOXes?
Fredrik
Vlad
P.S. 2. question on using the bbedit-command. I’ve started this
reply in MailMate, switched over to BBEdit with CTRL-CMD-O, finished
the message, saved and closed - in order to return to MailMate and
send the message. Is there a way to open the reply **directly** in
BBEdit (and not first in MailMate)?
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