joshmfrankel

[
	{
		"args": null,
		"command": "select_all"
	},
	{
		"args":
		{
			"set_translate_tabs": true
		},

brettkelly

tell application "Evernote"
    set myNote to selection
	try
		set myUrl to (source URL of item 1 of myNote)
		tell application "System Events"
			open location myUrl
		end tell
	on error
		-- real programmers would put something here
	end try

brandonpittman

tell application "System Events"
  tell process "Finder"
  	if window 1 exists then
			tell application "Finder"
				set thePath to get quoted form of POSIX path of (target of front Finder window as text)
				return "cd " & thePath & return
			end tell
		else
			display alert "Finder doesn't have a window open." as warning giving up after 2
		end if

heygarrett

" Set colorscheme to solarized
colorscheme solarized

" Change the Solarized background to dark or light depending upon the time of 
" day (5 refers to 5AM and 17 to 5PM). Change the background only if it is not 
" already set to the value we want.
function! SetSolarizedBackground()
    if strftime("%H") >= 5 && strftime("%H") < 17 
        if &background != 'light'
            set background=light

ccstone

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BBEdit / BBEdit-Lite / TextWrangler Regular Expression Guide              Modified: 2018/08/10 01:19
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NOTES: 

The PCRE engine (Perl Compatible Regular Expressions) is what BBEdit and TextWrangler use.

Items I'm unsure of are marked '# PCRE?'.  The list while fairly comprehensive is not complete.

omz

# A simple Evernote API demo script that lists all notebooks in the user's
# account and creates a simple test note in the default notebook.
#
# Before running this sample, you must fill in your Evernote developer token!
# 
# This sample is part of the Evernote SDK and has been modified slightly for
# Pythonista, to take advantage of the clipboard and PIL modules.
# If there is an image in the clipboard when the script is run, it is attached
# to the sample note.

ramnathv

This is a short set of functions that use the httr package to upload a directory of files as a gist. The post_gist function uploads an anonymous gist, which can only be deleted within a short time of being uploaded. So be cautious in what you upload using this function.

benwaldie

set theDate to (current date)
set theStartDate to theDate
repeat until weekday of theStartDate = Sunday
  set theStartDate to theStartDate - 1 * days
end repeat
set theEndDate to theDate
repeat until weekday of theEndDate = Saturday
	set theEndDate to theEndDate + 1 * days
end repeat
set theDate to (short date string of theStartDate) & " - " & (short date string of theEndDate)

cormacrelf

# Date parsing for Things
# by Cormac Relf - cormacrelf.com - @cormacrelf

# depends on parsedatetime
# use the .py files extracted from v0.8.7 from here: https://gist.github.com/4583376
# alternatively:
# 	download pipista; https://gist.github.com/4116558
# 	in the plain Pythonista console, type `import pipista`, then `pipista.pypi_download("parsedatetime")`
#	download shellista; https://gist.github.com/4139094
# 	running shellista, enter the following commands, which have been shortened for your convenience:

bergantine

# Iterates over files and subdirectories in directorie[s] given as arguments
# and adds raw text of those files to merged.txt in the working directory
# where the script is called

# Call like this:
# ruby merge.rb {absolute path portion to delete} {directory to scan} [{directory to scan}]
# For example:
# ruby merge.rb /Users/donnieclapp/Projects/ ~/Projects/htl-website/myproject/static_media/stylesheets

# create or open the merged.txt file for writing (in working directory)