To
André Berg,
FYI, there is no need to use Finder.
You can replace "tell finder, activate" with "tell me to activate" so
that the dialog box remains in front.
The dialog box belongs to StandardAdditions dictionary and not the
Finder dictionary.
On Oct 4, 11:09 pm, andreb <[email protected]> wrote:
You could try using one of my AppleScripts. It seems to work with
folders containing domain names:
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(*
Create New Document in Folder...
Version: 0.1
Created by André Berg on 2009-10-05
Copyright © 2009 Berg Media. All rights reserved.
Indirect action script for Quicksilver.
Put into "~/Application Support/Quicksilver/Actions".
Restart QS and call the script from the second pane
when you have a folder in the first pane. The Finder should
come into the foreground and ask for a filename in a dialog.
A new document with that name is then created.
License: Apache License 2.0
Warranty: "AS-IS", no warranties of any kind either express or
implied
*)
using terms from application "Quicksilver"
on open f
set pp to (POSIX path of first item of f)
set pp to (characters 1 thru -2 of pp) as string
tell application "Finder"
activate
--dialog 1: ask filename
set the_result to display dialog ¬
"Enter file name (incl. ext if needed)" default
answer ¬
"New Document.txt" with icon 1 ¬
buttons {"Cancel", "OK"} ¬
default button "OK"
set button_pressed to button returned of the_result
set text_typed to text returned of the_result
if button_pressed is "OK" then
set filename to text_typed as text
else
return
end if
end tell
tell application "Terminal"
set fullPath to (pp & "/" & text_typed) as text
do shell script "touch " & quoted form of fullPath
end tell
tell application "Quicksilver" to open fullPath
end open
end using terms from
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