Applescript action -- third pane not appearing

[fffred]

Hi,

I have been trying to make a very simple applescript that concatenates the strings in panes 1 an 3, then run it as shell script.

using terms from application "Quicksilver"
    on process text command with args              
        do shell script (command & args)
        return result
    end process text

    on get argument count
        return 2
    end get argument count

    on get direct types
        return {"NSStringPboardType"}
    end get direct types

    on get indirect types
        return {"NSStringPboardType"}
    end get indirect types
end using terms

The "get argument count" handler should allow for a third pane to appear, but it does not. I'm using 1.0.0 (4000).

Any ideas why?

Thanks

[Patrick Robertson]

Are you sure you're placing the script in ~/Library/Application Support/Quicksilver/Actions?

3rd pane AppleScripts only work for AppleScript action. Once you've placed the file there you will need to restart Quicksilver

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[Frédéric Perez]

Yes I did put the file in that directory. I also restarted Quicksilver and it did not work. Does it work for you?

Thanks for your help

2013/6/13 Patrick Robertson <robertso...@gmail.com>

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[Patrick Robertson]

I've just tried to compile the script, and it looks like you have a typo in it.

The last line should be:

"end using terms form"

I changed this and can confirm the script works for me

[Frédéric Perez]

In fact I did not have the typo in my file. So that was not the reason.

I found that it did work after I opened the file in Applescript editor, then save it again. Apparently it does not work by writing the script in another text editor.

2013/6/14 Patrick Robertson <robertso...@gmail.com>