Hey, I'm currently working on a new version of this plugin. So far i've written an applescript to get all menu items into a list, however I still need to tie this into the quicksilver plugin environment... At the moment, the proxy environment is still confusing me a little bit in terms of how to code it up...
Given that I have my final year university exams coming up, this may take a little bit of time. I'm hoping i should have something up by mid-july. Will post when its ready. Cheers, Ben On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 6:03 AM, guns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On May 27, 6:22 am, Bryan C <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I am trying to use the Quicksilver to show all the my menu items in > > various applications. In theory, this should allow me to type "Current > > Application" + "Show Menu Items" and view all the menu bar commands in > > whatever application I am using. > > Hello. > > If you're using Leopard, every help menu item has a search bar that > has exactly the same functionality. You can reach it by pressing > 'Command-?'. If you find that key combo a little uncomfortable, you > can change it in Keyboard.prefpane. I have it mapped to F1, and I use > it all the time. > > I lied about it having the same functionality however: Disadvantages > include a more rigid searching style (spaces matter), and having to > arrow down to your selection. On the plus side, it works in all > applications, not just Cocoa apps, and it actually shows you the menu > item and any keyboard shortcuts it may have. It's a little bit of a > wash really. > > guns >
