Lately I started using Workspaces a lot. Discovered this script to programmatically select / save workspaces (from @dansroka)
Now I am wondering how I change @dansroka’s second script to programmatically save the currently selected workspace?
Seems save workspace "Test" overwrites an existing workspace named “Test”.
The question is: What returns the current workspace?
Sorry. Seems there is no way to get the name, so I think you’ll need to use a dummy record that saves the last opened workspace (see Script to select workspace).
Not sure if you use keyboard maestro but just in case … I use keyboard maestro to navigate me into workspaces.
For example:
Via add workspace menu, a similar script could be done to save a new workspace.
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Updating the current workspace via Keyboard Maestro is also possible
The ^ at the beginning tells Keyboard Maestro to use Regex, the * matches the current workspace.
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Very clever. Thanks for sharing @pete31
I believe that works in my eng-based version now after some trial and error on devon (the order is different as compared to Gehen zu vs Go > Update + Name
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Excellent! Exactly what I needed. Thanks.
I wonder if there is a way to preserve the setting “hide toolbar” in the workspace configuration?
My experiments so far show that this setting will not be preserved. The use-case is very simple: this will allow to have a workspace for one specific database used for writing - in this case i really want a highly minimal and uncluttered look.
No, the toolbar visibility will not be preserved in a workspace. Development would have to assess this.