Script Command: MailTo.
Posted: 13 Nov 2010 12:35
Callypso delivered me something last night. Perhaps due to a Future Begins/Predators/Minority Report DVD session interference or just a glimpse of the future, I don't know.
In any case, I could monitor a file size via something like (air code, involving some sort of WAIT command and running from the XY address bar at an idle computer completing a file-creation task)
and send myself a message in case of an event. Or simply have a CTB to easily send boring reports to anyone at any time. Recent interactions of XY with web make me think this may not be that absurd to dream about.
Here it is:
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Currently XY can do this:
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Does anyone knows of another app which could interact with XY?
Thank you!
In any case, I could monitor a file size via something like (air code, involving some sort of WAIT command and running from the XY address bar at an idle computer completing a file-creation task)
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::focus p1; filter; $count1 = <get CountItems>; focus p2; filter; $count2 = <get CountItems>; if ($count1 != $count2) { mailto... } //not sure about this. Means "if ($count1 DIFFERENT FROM $count2); elseif { }; wait (60000); focus a; sendkeys"{enter}";
Here it is:
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+ Scripting got a new command.
Name: mailto
Action: Sends an e-mail.
Syntax: mailto(address, subject, body, cc/bcc())
address: [required] can't you guess...?! ; )
subject: [required] the subject of the mail
body: [required] your message
cc/bcc: [optional] other addresses in "carbon copy"/"blind carbon copy" format
return: your message conveniently sent anywhere.
Examples:
::mailto("he@hiscompany.com", "Wow!", "Hi!<crlf>This is my body!<br>Hasta la vista!<br><crlf>Best regards,<br><br>SkyFrontier", bcc("first.friend@sample.net, skyfrontier@example.com, yetanotherfriend@kool.com"))
::mailto("she@herhouse.biz", "I miss you, too!", "<clipboard>","cc("<c:\Reference\Mailing.txt>"))Currently XY can do this:
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v7.10.0004 - 2008-05-11 09:11
+ Scripting: New command "run". Works (almost) identical to Windows
Start | Run, i.e. you can start executables, open documents with
the OS-asociated applications, open websites, and much more.
::run mailto:support@xyplorer.com?subject=Wow!&body=Hi!
Open email client with some fields prefilled.Does anyone knows of another app which could interact with XY?
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::run "path\to\.exe" -msg -sub -content
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