On Feb 22, 2013, at 3:42 AM, Patrick Robertson <[email protected]>
wrote:
> So to use the on release setting you must release the character key you are
> using for the trigger.
I did some testing with this, assigning the script to ⇧F6 with “On Release”. It
ran no matter which of the keys I released, but it only worked as expected if I
released ⇧ first, then F6. I assume it’s the same sort of problem: If you don’t
let go of ⇧ while it runs, it looks like ⇧⌘V instead of ⌘V.
Seems like there should be a way to paste without faking the keystroke, but
AppleScript isn’t my thing.
You could also create a trigger for
date +%Y%m%d ⇥ Run Command in Shell
but that puts the result into Quicksilver, not your current application, so
pasting it or using “Type Text” would be an extra step.
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Rob McBroom
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