*Not sure if replying to the digest post from Amiram will wreck
threading for people, swapping the subject line out and giving it a
try.*
On 9 Dec 2011, at 1:32, Amiram Reuveni wrote:
> I'm sure that someone with better knowledge of AppleScript could
> consolidate it all into one script. Still, if you want to have a look
> at my mishmash let me know your email and
Your message inspired me to give it a try from the QuickSilver angle.
What I have come up with now isn't exactly awesome but I mapped 'L' to
CopyasLink in my keybind preferences, and then bring up QuickSilver and
use the text insert shortcut '.' to give me an input, type:
- Something about this email 'cmd-v'
and then use a "send to TaskPaper" AppleScript I found on the TaskPaper
wiki that sends it to the Inbox: project in the frontmost TaskPaper
document. This will hold me over until I can play with REST or I see
that something is new and improved in the scripting side of MailMate.
It may seem silly that I'm harping on wanting to push one button instead
of typing a brief description and set of hotkeys, but it would make
triaging an Inbox completely trivial for my TaskPaper workflow.
> The reason I moved to working on a copy was that if you alias the
> original but then move the message to another mail box the link
> breaks.
I haven't played with that much but when I CopyasLink I get a message
URL in my clipboard like this:
message://%3c201112100021.asdfasdf at asdferasdasef%3e
and then clicking that opens the message even if I have subsequently
Archived it or saved it to another folder like a yearly archive folder.
For getting some context (and seeing follow-ups and replies) have you
found it useful to use "Go to Source" when the message is open? That
will show you the message in a full MailMate viewer with whatever
conversation view/context you would normally have.
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