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Originally Posted by Lizard
The script is available over here.
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- It seems to fetch the note data, but doesn't put it into the report. Was that the intention ? (It would certainly speed it up a bit to elide the fetching of note data, which can be quite slow).
- Since OF ver 1.8, the introduction of the flattened tasks property has made it possible to write these things rather more easily and briefly (and with noticeably faster execution - see the illustrative sketch below).
- The list comes out unsorted. This could be fixed by querying the cache rather than the applescript library, and using an ORDER BY statement in the SQL.
Note also that I have added a clause to exclude completed items from the Next Week list. (More generally, I am a little unclear about the intended role of the modification date conditions in the Last Week list - intuitively I might have expected this to have been defined in terms of the completion date).
Code:
property pstrSubject : "TPS Report"
property pstrGreeting : "Boss Name
"
property pstrThisWeek : "Here's what I did this week:
"
property pstrNextWeek : "Here's what I plan on doing next week:
"
property dteNow : current date
property dteHistory : dteNow - (7 * days)
property dteFuture : dteNow + (7 * days)
tell application "OmniFocus"
activate
tell front document
set refHistory to a reference to (flattened tasks where (in inbox = false and its modification date > dteHistory))
set refFuture to a reference to (flattened tasks where ¬
(in inbox = false) and (completion date is missing value) and (modification date < dteHistory) and (due date > dteHistory) and (due date < dteFuture))
end tell
set {lstHDate, lstName} to {modification date, name} of refHistory
repeat with i from 1 to length of lstHDate
set item i of lstHDate to short date string of item i of lstHDate & space & item i of lstName
end repeat
set {lstFDate, lstName} to {modification date, name} of refFuture
repeat with i from 1 to length of lstFDate
set item i of lstFDate to short date string of item i of lstFDate & space & item i of lstName
end repeat
end tell
set text item delimiters to return
set strMsg to (pstrGreeting & "
" & pstrThisWeek & "
" & lstHDate as string) & "
" & pstrNextWeek & "
" & lstFDate as string
set text item delimiters to space
tell application "Mail"
tell (make new outgoing message with properties {visible:true, subject:pstrSubject, content:strMsg})
make new to recipient at end of to recipients with properties {name:"Boss", address:"the_boss@megacorp.com"}
end tell
activate
end tell
Last edited by RobTrew; 2011-02-07 at 02:22 AM..
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