+1000 for this one! Sent from my iPad
> On 06 Dec 2013, at 10:16, "Benny Kjær Nielsen" <[email protected]> wrote: > > On 6 Dec 2013, at 9:01, Torsten Grust wrote: > > I too use BusyCal and would love to create calendar entries from with > MailMate. > However, as fas as I can tell (I do hope somebody proves me wrong), BusyCal > does not have an AppleScript dictionary, effectively rendering it > non-scriptable. > That's a siginifcant obstacle to a tight integration with MailMate (with any > other application, for that matter). > > Busycal has an alternative to using AppleScript based on a custom URL scheme > (similar to what is often done on iOS and what MailMate does for the mailto: > URL scheme): https://support.busymac.com/blog/23829-busycal-url-handler > > This can actually be a good thing since it's probably faster than using > AppleScript when launching a command from within MailMate. > > Now, I'm not sure exactly how you want this to work, but it's certainly > possible to create a command which based on the currently selected message > (or selected text in the message) can create an event in > BusyCal/iCal/Fantastical (3 more bundles to be created). The main problem, of > course, is to convert text to event data. I could perhaps implement a feature > where MailMate can be told to analyze the message (or selected text) with the > data detectors in Mac OS X (10.7+) before calling the external script. This > could help find dates, addresses, and phone numbers I believe. (Making no > promises, just thinking out loud.) > > -- > Benny > > _______________________________________________ > mailmate mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate
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