On Jul 1, 2011, at 12:28 PM, Patrick Robertson wrote: >> Doh, it seems cmd-shift-letter in the first pane, no longer executes the >> highest ranking action for that letter, it's not even consistent. > > Never knew about this before. An interesting feature! > I've just tested it on the latest HEAD and I don't have any problems. It runs > the correct action as expected. The only time it doesn't run is for letters > such as A and F but these correspond to Assign Abbreviation... and Open > File... so need an iObject. > > Have you tried clearing your cache? > > > ... Just tried with ß60 and it also works fine for me. Maybe something quirky > happened during the upgrade?
I quit QS and deleted: ~/Library/Application Support/Quicksilver/Caches ~/Library/Application Support/Quicksilver/Indexes ~/Library/Caches/Quicksilver/Indexes Still fails, though now it always does the second ranked action, show source in catalog. This is what I see if I type S in the 2nd pane with a contact in the first: On Jul 1, 2011, at 3:59 PM, Rob McBroom wrote: > On Jul 1, 2011, at 9:35 AM, Howard Melman wrote: > >> Doh, it seems cmd-shift-letter in the first pane, no longer executes the >> highest ranking action for that letter, it's not even consistent. > > I had the same problem, but it was with an in-progress build of the TextStart > ranker (formerly the TextMate ranker). Are you using that? If so, make sure > you have the latest and make sure an old copy with the “TextMate” name isn’t > laying around. (And make sure it’s set right under Handlers.) I never installed TextStart. I had installed TextMate ranker, but it is not enabled (hasn't been for years) and in Handlers, the ranker is set to be the builtin one. Any other ideas for what I can look into? Howard
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