Woops, my bad :/ Didn't realise it was a QS action :o You could try it in script editor but replacing the argument(s) sent from QS with a default entry.
2009/11/30 elspub <[email protected]> > Actually you can't just paste it into script editor and click run to > see if it works. QS actions are written to accept text from > Quicksilver and act upon it. Clicking run in script editor causes > nothing to happen with a perfectly good action. > > It's most likely not a problem with QS, as its applescript > functionality seems pretty stable. And, since it passes the script off > toe Apple Events, if there was a QS bug with one script the bug would > show up with all, or most, scripts. It's definately possible/likely > there's bugs with my script. It worked for me the few times I tried > it, but I wrote it mainly in response to someone else's request, I > don't skype much, and haven't used it enough to experience bugs. > > I'm guessing its Growl related. Here is a version of the script > without Growl: http://is.gd/58ig1 > > You can test QS actions in script editor, but it requires some > temporary code changes: > Most/all actions that use text from QS have a handler similiar to: > > using terms from application "Quicksilver" > on process text qtxt > set pn to my parsenum(qtxt) > set cs to callskype(pn) > end process text > end using terms from > > WHICH needs to be changed to something like this: > > set qtxt to text returned of (display dialog "Enter the phone# you > want to skype: " default answer "") > set pn to my parsenum(qtxt) > set cs to callskype(pn) >
