On 2 Apr 2014, at 10:10, Clayton Carter wrote:
Can someone help me understand how the "Recent Commands" catalog entry
works? Am I supposed to be able to find a proxy object called "Recent
Commands" that I can arrow into to view/redo any of my recent
commands?
Not a proxy object, but there is a catalog entry by that name.
Commands are always given a name that’s meant to resemble a sentence.
Some are nicer than others, but in any case, that’s what you’d
search for to find a recent command directly.
If you’d like an idea what you’re looking for, some interfaces
(Bezel, Primer, Nostromo, probably others) display the command’s
“name” as you select items and actions.
Or is it just a Command-[ hotkey to cycle back through recent
commands.
That will go back through recently selected items, but not commands
(unless you recently selected one).
I feel like I used to be able to type "Recent Commands" and be able to
right
arrow into it to view a list of my recent commands, but this doesn't
work
me now.
You should be able to do that, but it requires that the catalog entries
themselves be listed in the catalog. In Preferences → Catalog →
Quicksilver, make sure “Quicksilver Catalog Entries” is enabled.
Then there should be an item called “Recent Commands (Catalog)” that
you can search for and arrow into.
And of course you could create a trigger to run “Show Contents” or
“Search Contents” on that.
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