with Yojimbo's tags?
Thanks,
Steve
From: Douglas Stetner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: March 30, 2008 6:42:09 AM EDT
Subject: Re: [ANN] Yojimbo Tag Cleanup
Steven,
I have posted you an example of it incorrectly showing a used tag as
deletable.
On 28/03/2008, at 07:35, Steven Huey wrote:
I just
Other than iterating through each database item using
AppleScript and searching manually through it's list of tags to
find abandoned tags, does anyone have any other AppleScript
suggestions for how to find unused tags? Or any ideas why his
Spotlight index wasn't up to date with Yojimbo's tags?
Steve,
That works perfectly - thanks! I'll update the app to use that instead
of mdfind. I'll send out another announcement when I've got it running.
- Steve
On Apr 1, 2008, at 10:12 AM, Steve Kalkwarf wrote:
Other than iterating through each database item using AppleScript
and searching
I just released Yojimbo Tag Cleanup 1.1 that uses the AppleScript
Steve Kalkwarf provided for finding abandoned tags instead of the
mdfind command. If you downloaded 1.0, I really recommend downloading
the new version since it's much more reliable.
Thanks again to Doug Stetner and Steve
Steven,
I have posted you an example of it incorrectly showing a used tag as
deletable.
On 28/03/2008, at 07:35, Steven Huey wrote:
I just posted a simple app that displays a list of your Yojimbo tags
that aren't assigned to any of your Yojimbo database items, and then
lets you delete
I just posted a simple app that displays a list of your Yojimbo tags
that aren't assigned to any of your Yojimbo database items, and then
lets you delete those tags. It's kind of a hack, and is a mix of
Cocoa, AppleScript, and some calls to mdfind using NSTask, but it
works well for me and
