On Oct 28, 11:14 am, Patrick Robertson wrote: > Aah I see - do you mean you would like to open the folder in the existing > window if it is open?
Exactly. > Yes, unfortunately the plugin cannot do this. There is a bunch of scripts or apps that open a Terminal at a specific location. Most that I have seen cannot reuse an existing Terminal window. That is why I like "Open Terminal Here" so much. > Please try clicking check for updates 'now' to download the latest plugin :) Very nice, the "Open Directory in Terminal" action opens application folders -- still in a new Terminal window, of course. BTW, I have now replaced the separate 'do script' and 'tell application "System Events" to [...] keystroke' steps by a single 'tell application "System Events" to [...] keystroke': tell application "System Events" to tell process "Terminal" to keystroke "cd " & quoted form of the_path & return & return Still, most of the times the Terminal acts as if return had only been pressed once. The second return is just to preserve the modifier-only activation of Quicksilver. And appearently, the superfluous return is only require if the Terminal has already been running. ??? -- grüess mach
