I think the URL remains the simplest trigger to add and maintain, but the AppleScript option will probably give you more control options in your action if you are doing things like.
`defaults read ruby` `defaults read path`/dokuwiki.rb image Functional AppleScripts operating out of Keyboard Maestro, Alfred and Automator to optimise productivity. That also worked fine for me, including when I disabled the automation option for Drafts to control Keyboard Maestro the URL sits outside that automation space. However, you can set the command line tool that is used to execute AppleScripts as described in Other Hidden Preferences. So I would love a more elegant answer, but based on Phillipe Martin's comment, this is one way that works: defaults write prelude "export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 export LANG=en_US.UTF-8 declare -x LANG=en_CA.utf-8"ĭefaults write ruby "/usr/local/bin/ruby -KU"ĭefaults write path "/Users/Stian/src/folders2web"Īdding this to the Keyboard Maestro "execute shell command `defaults read prelude` I’ve created a keyboard maestro macro that asks for the number of weeks for the next review (for the selected tasks). tell application 'System Events' activate display dialog 'Hello' end tell The osascript tool will execute in 64-bit mode if available, which may be a problem if you have old versions of AppleScript extensions installed.
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