On Nov 1, 2011, at 3:44 AM, Patrick Robertson wrote: > This is the correct behaviour, and it reflects what the Finder would do. When > copying/moving across a network Finder always choses to Copy, I guess for > safety reasons (if your network became disconnected or something)
The copy action in Quicksilver always copies. The move action simulates dragging the file in Finder (not necessarily moving or copying). On the same disk, dragging will move. On different disk, dragging will copy. I don’t think it’s a safety thing, because the source file isn’t removed until the “move” finishes. You can move across disks by holding ⌘ while dragging. The reason Quicksilver copies is that there’s no way to supply this modifier. I wonder if there’s a Cocoa way to force a literal move. If not, maybe we should rename the action to “Drag to…” or something. :) -- Rob McBroom <http://www.skurfer.com/>
