Re: Calculate always the first action

On 18 Sep 2023, at 15:49, 'Nathan Henrie' via Quicksilver wrote: > Can anyone localize this change in behavior to a specific release? Trying to > narrow down the possibilities. > > I initially thought this might be from my change at >

Re: Calculate always the first action

There it is! Yes, my memory of my experience is consistent with the change occurring in 2.4.1. On Tuesday, September 19, 2023 at 3:23:25 PM UTC-4 Nathan Henrie wrote: > If it helps, release dates are available at > https://github.com/quicksilver/Quicksilver/releases/ > > Nate > > On Tue, Sep

Re: Calculate always the first action

If it helps, release dates are available at https://github.com/quicksilver/Quicksilver/releases/ Nate On Tue, Sep 19, 2023, at 1:05 PM, James McLean wrote: > For me, I thought it was version 2.4.1 that changed behavior. I usually > update things promptly, and it couldn't have been earlier

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For me, I thought it was version 2.4.1 that changed behavior. I usually update things promptly, and it couldn't have been earlier than mid-August, I don't think. Dates are missing from the latest entries in the Change Log , so I can't cross-check with that.

Re: Calculate always the first action

Can anyone localize this change in behavior to a specific release? Trying to narrow down the possibilities. I initially thought this might be from my change at https://github.com/quicksilver/Quicksilver/commit/0a096e6d6c0f1709092c35af889daf842738b811 It still could be, but I find it

Re: Calculate always the first action

Same with my muscle memory. I don't know whether defeating that muscle memory enough times would teach Quicksilver to adjust the action rankings. But it worked for me to go into Preferences (General)> Actions> All Actions and drag Calculate below Open/Reveal. Side note: Initially I thought

Re: Calculate always the first action

Thank you. This has been happening to me to. My muscle memory is faster than my brain. So, the solution is to change the ranking on Calculator? On Sunday, September 17, 2023 at 9:58:24 PM UTC-4 James McLean wrote: > Thanks for the link to issue 2960. Following up on that revealed that the >

Re: Calculate always the first action

Thanks for the link to issue 2960. Following up on that revealed that the behavior I observed was a case of unintended consequences, rather than a real error. Now that applications are valid targets for text actions, and since Calculate is a text action, this was the natural outcome.

Re: Calculate always the first action

Would you mind please making an issue at https://github.com/quicksilver/Quicksilver/issues? The template helps make sure we have enough info to give us the best shot and reproducing the issue, and it's much more discoverable / searchable for other users experiencing the same. FWIW, I'm running

Re: Calculate always the first action

Thanks, I was able to use that idea to get a usable work-around. But it still seems like something fundamental is broken. Why is Calculate even being offered as an action, for an application for example? Calculate is not even in the Applications list of Actions, let alone enabled by my

Re: Calculate always the first action

Looks like you can go into Settings>Actions and re-arrange the action priority. For some reason "Open" and "Open File" were moved way down the list below Calculate after the last update. On Monday, September 11, 2023 at 10:55:28 PM UTC-4 James McLean wrote: > Something has suddenly scrambled

Re: Calculate always the first action

I'm having the same problem immediately after the last update. When I enter a file name I usually Open it now makes Calculate the main action. On Monday, September 11, 2023 at 10:55:28 PM UTC-4 James McLean wrote: > Something has suddenly scrambled my actions. > > With the Calculator Plugin

Calculate always the first action

Something has suddenly scrambled my actions. With the Calculator Plugin (which I use very frequently) enabled, objects such as applications and text files get "Calculate" as the top choice action. Which of course makes no sense, besides the fact that Calculate is only supposed to become