Enso Developer Prototype

This is incredibly powerful. I’m looking forward to see what the community will come up with. Thank you!

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and woot for prinbtable pages in the wiki!

Great talk at ParcPlace, Palo Alto last night. Will definitely investigate your product. I’m really glad to see new ideas hit the marketplace, it’s about time!

Like the Google command, I’d like to see you “cheat” and add a YubNub command to end-run a lot of the additional command development for the lightweight Web stuff.

Though, now that the Developer Prototype is out, I may beat you to the punch.

Oh, and you might as well do a nice product tie-in and add the Songza command while you’re there.

YubNub is actually part of the Enso Web Search Anywhere product

I’ve run in to a little problem with the Launcher.
First, I’m Swedish, and that means I use a and o with dots and ring over them (åäö).’
These characters are disabled by the Enso Launcher, making it less then i18n.

Worse, I’ve made a new command called web that launches the URL i type in a new tab of Mozilla.
Just a few lines of code and “bango” I got it working, almost, turns out the Enso Launcher has disabled me from writing forward slashes (/), making it impossible to type URLs in the launcher (I think the same is true for colons (:)?

So what I really need is a way to turn on characters for my custom commands.
I wan’t to be able to use the normal keystroks othervise writing would be weird, so it means I need to enable shift for my commands (or just enable the whole keyboard would work for me).

Why a web command? you might say.
Well I came from the fact that I often find myself watching podcasts on my PC, and they often refer to URLs in the podcast by printing them on the screen. At the moment no popular video-formats support hyperlinks (I wish they would) so I have to manually type the URL in my browser.
This is usually means switching between windows that overlap each other making the whole experience horrible.
With the web command I can write the URL without switching focused application.

Related to the problem above. If we can’t type in arbitrary strings as command parameters for now. Could You at least support outputting unicode in the massages?

Ok, that’s a dummy request, but if someone have skills and can quickly developp a Lorem Ipsum insert command, it’ll be great

Creating a Delicious set of commands

* Access to your account
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* Search on public tags

Hi all, GREAT tool. I’ve been using Enso for a few months now and already after a few days I was like “HOW did I ever use my computer before”

Anyway, there IS one feature that is definitely NOT for everyone, but may have useful extensions later on. Basically, it would be as easy and simple as “upper case” and “lower case” commands are.

The feature is the following: There is a lot of websites and texts in Serbian BUT using Latin letters. This was fine in the beginning when people didn’t know about UTF-8 and so on. But today there is really no reason that Serbian is not written in Cyrillic letters. (which is the Serbian alphabet)

Thus, I would LOVE to be able to select some Serbian text written using Latin letters and call an Enso command: “toserbiancyrillic” and have it converted into Cyrillic letters! (”toserbianlatin” would reverse it)

I will TRY to do this using Java but I don’t feel very comfortable and confident. So, if ANYONE who has made extensions to Enso would like to help me with this I would REALLY appreciate it!!!

The underlying mechanism is a simple 1-1 mapping, for example converting ž into ж and so on! The easy part is that Serbian language has NO SPELLING! So it would literally be a 1-1 mapping!!! (see my name for an example)

THANKS!

This is really a suggestion for Enso Launcher, but I didn’t see a feedback form or email address there, so I’ll put it here–also, what I’m suggesting should be implementable as an extension.

Anyway, while I love the idea of using the current text selection as the universal locus for input and output, it sometimes it isn’t what you want. The calculate command is a good example; often I just want to do some quick arithmetic and see the result right there. How about having all these commands optionally take their input from the command line (grab everything following the command itself)? So if you just write ‘calculate’ it’ll read the input from the text selection and also write the result there. But if you write ‘calculate 1+2+3′ it’ll take ‘1+2+3′ as the input and print the result through Enso’s overlay. There is a non-obvious choice in how that’s done; does the overlay persist for a fixed, user-configurable time and then disappear, or does it work modally by persisting until the user presses a key?

Is there an Enso standard for the “please wait” message that should be displayed if a command will take longer than 250ms to complete?

Should all Enso commands literally say “Please wait.” so that all commands are consistent with each other?

Or should commands give a descriptive command-specific message, such as “Downloading MP3 file…” or “Searching for books about ‘Python’…” ?

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I’d love to see a word calculator plug-in for enso. Basically something that, in addition to word count, took the highlighted text and returned statistics on average word length, number of letters, most common letter, number of a’s,b’s,c’s etc.

While writing this I found the ruby API so I might as well write it myself.

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It’s so disappointing it doesn’t have support to other languages. It even doesn’t let you input local symbols

although the idea is great!