Hello Bob,
Thanks for your answer. I knew (and still don't know) much about
AppleScripting. I came up with that. It is not working accordingly, though.
Any clue? Thanks
*using terms from* *application* "Quicksilver"
-- on get direct types
-- return {"NSStringPboardType"}
-- end get direct types
*on* *open files* _items_
*try*
*tell* *application* "Finder"
*repeat* *while* *window* 2 *exists*
*close* *window* 2
*end* *repeat*
*end* *tell*
-- on error a number b
-- activate
--display dialog a with title "error with your QS action script"
*end* *try*
*end* *open files*
*end* *using terms from*
On Monday, July 28, 2014 6:55:13 PM UTC-3, Rob McBroom wrote:
>
> On 28 Jul 2014, at 13:11, Leo wrote:
>
> That's a simple question but i couldn't find the answer in QS archives. I'm
> tired of so many Finder windows and I wanna work with a single one.
> Namely, i wanna something like "Open directory in the current Finder"
> window?
>
> Quicksilver just asks the OS to open the folder. The specific behavior is
> determined by Finder. Some possibilities:
>
> 1. Try Path Finder. It tends to be more customizable (but I don’t know
> if it does what you want).
> 2. See if you can do what you want with AppleScript. If so, you could
> create a custom action to use on folders instead of “Open”. (See the QS
> manual <http://qsapp.com/support.php> for details.)
>
> --
> Rob McBroom
> http://www.skurfer.com/
>
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