if I do that on my system it will be behind all windows and very difficult to get at. It will not even be visible in Exposé. If it works better for you with what you suggested you can change it easily if you want to use that script (of course this goes for anyone else reading :)), but I guess you will have your own scripts for that.
"AFAIK, "on open" is enough to make QS understand that files are given as input. " Correct, "on open" is what triggers the Cocoa selector association but there is also a mechanism in QS when you target any text file in the first pane that it will choose "Run..." (shell script action for files with shebang line) , "Run", or "Run AppleScript" automatically as second pane item if it finds certain phrases within that file. It doesn't always work (in fact I am not quite sure if its enabled all the time) but if you wanna know more just look at QSAppleScriptActions.m set a few breakpoints and work your way up from there. Btw, I dunno if it was you or someone else that asked why no icons are displayed for custom AppleScript actions put in /Library/Application Support/Quicksilver/Actions... I am working on a version of Quicksilver which has that bug fixed. I will continue to use it for a few weeks and see if it is stable enough to put it up somewhere for others to download. Cheers, André
