OPMLEditor-FrontierHacks.opml

hack for ed's wishlist item for a menu entry for multi-computer synch. (I suspect this will be overwritten by updates)
  Following Ed's example, I added this to a new tool called CoriHacks. It now shows up under Tools -> CoriHacks -> Synchronize. Not as nice as the previous location, but this is unlikely to be overwritten.
  UNTESTED! it compiles and runs, but I can't tell if it does what I want it to, and won't be able to do so until tomorrow AM.
  go to opml.root->system.menus.menubar. Select a location to place the entry (I chose Community and added it under "Proxy Settings..."). Add a node and name it (I named mine "Synchronize"). Double-click it and insert the contents of the code below into it. Save and exit. Once you get back to the main window you should see the option in the menu.
    This asks you for a date (I used the m/d/YYYY format, and it doesn't fail, but I also don't know if it works). Defaults to 1/1/1900.
  Synchronize
    code
      local (mydate)
      mydate = "1/1/1900"
      if dialog.ask("Get files changed since when?", @mydate)
        dotOpmlSuite.folderWatcher.getFilesChangedSince (mydate)
adding any attribue you want
  an expansion on the "Add title attribute" that Dave walks us through.
  This version asks you for the name of the attribute and then lets you set the value
  code - drop this in a new right-click menu item, for example.
  this is a step towards using OPML Editor to track time on tasks. Next steps would be to have it auto-calculate the total time spent on a particular group of tasks. However, it could be handy for other things as well.
Get Outline URL... without confirm dialogue - this is overwritten by updates (well, duh! I should have guessed!)
  I find myself copying a lot of outline urls using the community menu's Get Outline URL... selection.
  OPML Editor always asks if I really want to copy that value to the clipboard. Of COURSE I do. I wouldn't have asked, otherwise.
  Bored with this, I hunted it down and killed it:
    in Window -> dotOpml.root -> dorOpmlSuite -> opmlOrg -> menuCommands, open getOutlineUrl
    I commented out the line:
      if dialog.twoway ("Copy: \"" + url + "\" to the clipboard?", "Copy", "Cancel")
    then I promoted the line:
      clipboard.putvalue (url)
    one level and uncommented it.
  Bingo! No more confirmation.