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Here's a simple applescript to toggle logging
The following is a super-simple script to toggle logging on and off for the Mac Data Collector. I use it in conjunction with quicksilver to turn logging on and off from any application.
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delay 0.3
tell application "RescueTime" to activate
delay 0.3
tell application "System Events" to keystroke "l" using command down
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delay 0.3
tell application "RescueTime" to activate
delay 0.3
tell application "System Events" to keystroke "l" using command down
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Inappropriate?Great tip Scott. I'm still trying to get used to Quicksilver and its power. Everyone that uses it raves about it - so it must be good - right!? ;)
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Inappropriate?Thanks a lot!
However, in this case you have to keep the RescueTime icon in the dock (which is something I don't want to do, it's much sexier in the menu bar alone).
Also, you cannot ensure what state RescueTime will enter while executing the script. You can only toggle it to the opposite state.
So please, RescueTime staff, add a simple AppleScript API to the application!
We could then automatically and unequivocally disable and enable the logging when appropriate (like, arriving at home, or the office) via script (triggered by MarcoPolo, for example).
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Inappropriate?We are in the process of reworking the Mac data collector. AppleScript capabilities is certainly something I'd like to get in there. I've got it on the "list" and we'll try to add the feature.
Thank you for the suggestion
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