Thank you very much for the 'fold' trick, it does exactly what i wanted !
On 8 oct, 05:23, Chris Cairns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > i need this too and also for other types instead of folders. > > i read this(page 32 of QS User Guide) but could not use it: > The Applications set has 4 sources defined. The Applications (User) > source indexes ~/ > Applications/ to a depth of 3 but also only finds the applica- > tions, not the intervening folders. I want those in the catalog > so that I can easily move an application into them (e.g., ~/ > Applications/Games/ and ~/Application/Browsers/). The Types > field in the Source Options tab is what’s useful for this. If you > type file extensions (e.g., .txt, .c, .doc, etc.) into it you can filter > the kinds of files indexed. You can also enter Mac Type Codes > surrounded by single quotes and type tab to have it inter- > preted. So, to get applications entered as it is in the pre- > configured source, enter 'APPL' (including the single > quotes). In this example I want folders, so I enter ‘fold’ and > type tab and it’s replaced with “folder”. I choose a depth of 1 > to include my Games and Browsers folders but not folders that > some applications come with (or the Contents folders inside > the .app packages) . Some Type Codes are listed here. > > Howard has lost "here". > > On 08-Oct-08, at 3:21 AM, Loris wrote: > > > > > Good evening everybody, > > I was wondering if I could add a custom entry in my catalogs parsing > > all and only the subfolders of a main folder, not the files contained > > in it. > > For instance, I have a folder named Picture with like a 5-depth > > subfolders hierarchy. I would love to have all these subfolders > > available in Quicksilver but of course not the billions of photos in > > them. > > > Thanks for ur help, > > Loris
