Kai

Sometimes Java blocks the Clipboard interaction between Freemind and the rest of my Win10 OS. Therefore I have added this little modification as separate macro to enter the target node ID via a small input-box rather than the Clipboard. You can load this file the same way as described above as separte macro (and recommended to assign a different shortcut): /* Script by Kai B., 2021, provided as-is without warranty of any kind. * This groovy script was designed for use with Freemind 1.0.1. * The script...

Feature request: CLI option for text line / forward mode

Dear Freemind Users, I had the following use case that I solved via a groovey script, that I would like to share with anyone having a similar requirement: Description: I have a big mindmap and want to hide details by automatically folding any child nodes from the selected node onward so that the following conditions hold: 1. any bold font node (the whole node, parts of it are not sufficient) remains visible 2. fold away as greedy as possible to still achieve (1) 3. do not change the folded state...

Hey Rodrigo, glad you figured it out. As long as the real file name is the same as how you refer to it in the XML file you are fine. If you omitted the 'freemind script' part in the filename, then you had to do the same as described.

I have the following odd behaviour of the standard Windows OSK: When I edit or insert a node and hit the final enter, the change is confirmed in Freemind but the OSK closes. I figured out that I do not have the same behaviour when I type text in e.g. notepad.exe or a PDF reader. Is there any trick to cancel this beviour? Is Freemind in any way confirming a finished text entry or so, that would OSK to trigger thinking it is no longer being used? Thanks, Kai

Dear all, I would like to paste the following script in case someone has a similar challenge to use a shortcut (1) to hide certain nodes, here identified by their icon (e.g. licq and password). This could also be interpreted as the "boss key". BR Kai /* Script by Kai B., 2016-2018, provided as-is without warranty of any kind. * This groovy script was designed for use with Freemind 1.0.1. * The script is folding all nodes that contain the appropriate icons - and checks even sub-nodes in * already...

And this is step 2 for the initially described use case, also as groovey script to the best way I could find in the Freemind sources without being involved in the development project: File: "freemind script goToClipboardRefNodeId.groovy": /* Script by Kai B., 2018, provided as-is without warranty of any kind. * This groovy script was designed for use with Freemind 1.0.1. * The script is acquiring a node ID from the clipboard and than navigates * the focus to this id. * It takes no action on any error....

Dear all, if anyone else has a similar problem, please find the following code as example. It works fine for me when added as groovey script file and integrated via shortcut (1) to Freemind to work in all scripts. /* Script by Kai B., 2018, provided as-is without warranty of any kind. * This groovy script was designed for use with Freemind 1.0.1. * The script is copying the last selected node's id to the clipboard or an * empty string on any error. */ java.lang.String curId = ""; freemind.modes.ModeController...