Quote:
Originally Posted by RobTrew
For command line, or shell script use, you could make a copy of the python file in the Resources folder of the .scptd package, and use some variant of:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
python $HOME/ofoc_to_mindmap_012.py --format=itm --output=$HOME/Desktop/ActiveTasks -m $HOME/Template.itm -l -n -c '2,4' -f 'effectiveActive = 1' -s 'folderEffectiveActive = 1, status = active, dateCompleted is null' -p 'folderEffectiveActive = 1, status = active, dateCompleted is null' -t 'effectiveContainingProjectInfoActive = 1, dateCompleted is null' -i '1'
Which assumes, for the sake of illustration, that the python script, and a small Template.itm file (containing an example of your preferred formatting and colours for iThoughtsHD) are both in your home directory.
(The help option in the script menu of the Applescript wrapper places a listing of the command line options into the clipboard).
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Thanks for the awesome script, Rob.
I am having an issue with running it as shell script. In iThoughtsHD, I create a test map as template, and I save it as Template.itmz. From Hazel on the Mac, I set the shell script to have .itm as output and Template.itmz as template file for colors and shapes.
However, the ActiveTasks.itm file that is generated by the script doesn't open with the color and shape settings of Template.itmz. For instance, I set wireframe and right-angle link styles, and the .itm file opens with S Bend and a different background.
The Template.itmz is in the correct location, as requested by the shell script.
Thanks again!