[Beta testers needed] Colors v2.1 about alfred-extras HOT 4 CLOSED

Tried on 10.10.4, Issue #18 is still present. Whenever I do Alfred-> [ns -> choose, the panel disappears and does not allow you to choose the correct one from the list, even when using the option button. Before it showed the options with 0 for all the values. If you post the build process you are using, I might be able to help.

EDIT:
So after a bit of playing around, I used the nscolor keyword and it worked. Magically, [ns also started working (same with all of them, they all started working). There are still three issues:

• It tries to paste the snippet when I select the wanted format
• When using [ns (or any of the OSX/iOS commands) the color is not shown on the left of the snippet, where the icon is supposed to go, but if rgb is used, then the icon has the correct color
• When I select RGB, the NSColor representation is also shown. I do not know if this is intended behaviour

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@pennatil Two of the three bugs you listed actually are the intended behavior. The snippet is supposed to paste when you select it, and all available color conversions are displayed regardless of the input format. Alfred will organize them according to which ones you frequently use.

I think the latest build should fix your second reported bug: http://cl.ly/1K2R231R3P1V

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@TylerEich That did it! the colours are now shown correctly. Do you think there is a chance to implement a preference to avoid showing all possible representations? This would unclutter the list quite a bit

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I have a very fuzzy idea of the feature set for Colors v3.0. Among the features I hope to add is a user-customizable list of color syntaxes to parse from and output to. So if a user doesn't use Objective-C color formats at all, they can remove those entries from their configuration and those formats won't be parsed or be available in the results.

I don't have any plans to let the user specify "when I use format X, respond with formats A, B, and C"

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