Well I'll be...!

I've been trying to use the arrow keys to move the second pane! When I use tab as you suggest, I get all the actions - hooray!

Strange, because normally (when typing in QS to find something) I can navigate to the next pane with arrow keys.

Many thanks

O

On 28 Aug 2008, at 19:07, Sesquipedalian wrote:


Oh, no, I meant the problem with  trying to pull text into QS and only
getting a blank first pane.

For your problem, what happens if you activate QS, press . to switch
to text mode, and type in some text?  Is Large Type still the only
action available? (Also, just in case, you have tried pressing Tab to
move to the second pane so you can select a different action there,
correct?)


On Aug 28, 11:30 am, Osbert Lancaster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi

Tried this but no success. If I select text and invoke QS the only
command I'm offered is 'large text' :(

Thanks for trying!

O

On 28 Aug 2008, at 14:41, Sesquipedalian wrote:



So I played around with this a bit, managed to reproduce the problem,
and I think I have a potential fix. Open Triggers.plist (inside ~/
Library/Quicksilver) with TextEdit, and find the section that looks
like this:

<dict>
   <key>ID</key>
   <string>QSGetGlobalSelectionTrigger</string>
   <key>command</key>
   <string>QSGetGlobalSelectionCommand</string>
   <key>enabled</key>
   <true/>
   <key>keyCode</key>
   <integer>53</integer>
   <key>modifiers</key>
   <integer>1048840</integer>
   <key>name</key>
   <string>Command Window with Selection</string>
   <key>set</key>
   <string>Quicksilver</string>
   <key>type</key>
   <string>QSHotKeyTrigger</string>
</dict>

Some of the data in the latter parts of the text may be different; the
main thing you are looking for is the QSGetGlobalSelectionTrigger
part.  Quit QS, delete this entire section from the plist (from the
<dict> to the </dict>), save, and then restart QS.  Hopefully this
will work now.

The problem first appeared after I tried to set an Alternative
Services Menu Key, using b54 (3815) on Leopard.

On Aug 27, 2:55 pm, Thomas Deniau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have the same problem : when invoking QS using the trigger I set up
for "command window with selection", the subject field is always
empty. (I did activate "pull selection from the current
application").

Invoking QS, then using Command-G to pull the selection doesn't do
anything either.

Is that a bug in some recent version of QS ? (I'm using build 3815)

Thanks

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