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phillco / talon-axkit

Talon macOS accessibility magic!
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window_doc: add commands for interacting with window.doc #2

Closed phillco closed 2 years ago

phillco commented 2 years ago

This makes it easy to reveal the current folder or document (from the terminal, editor, etc.)

phillco commented 2 years ago

Question is whether to just make a os: mac context that makes file_manager_current_path() return window.docas a baseline, rather than having this file_manager_current_path_or_doc.

I think that's the better behavior. I don't want to override any integrations that people have made that are more specific, but those should really have even more specific context matchers on them, right?

nriley commented 2 years ago

Question is whether to just make a os: mac context that makes file_manager_current_path() return window.docas a baseline, rather than having this file_manager_current_path_or_doc.

I think that's the better behavior. I don't want to override any integrations that people have made that are more specific, but those should really have even more specific context matchers on them, right?

Makes sense to me. I have a custom implementation for Finder that uses AppleScript (and probably should use appscript) for example: https://github.com/nriley/knausj_talon/blob/50fac680e8ea8ad1771c0578c767f10bc0b735aa/apps/platforms/mac/finder/finder.py#L19

phillco commented 2 years ago

Yeah, we should probably check your custom file_manager_current_paths in here.