On Fri, May 1, 2015 at 8:03 PM, Jan David Hauck <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I recently came across an issue with the shortcut for reveal linked files
> in finder (shift+cmd+R).
> It works in the main window for selected publications, but not when
> editing a publication/the info window. Clicking the Menu bar item also
> doesn't work, the only way is via right-click and the context menu on the
> attached file.
> I don't know what behavior is intended here, but it'd be nice to be able
> to have a shortcut work from the info window too.
> If anyone could point me into a direction how to achieve that I'd be very
> appreciative.
>
> Jan
>
Hmm, I don't have shift+cmd+R associated with the "Reveal Linked Files"
command. Did you set that through the Keyboard System Settings or is that a
quirk on my end?
But to answer your question in the only way I can: Applescript!
You could save a script like the following in the BibDesk scripts folder
and assign shift+cmd+R to that script using the Keyboard System Settings:
*tell* *document* 1 *of* *application* "BibDesk"
*try*
*tell* *application* "BibDesk" *to* *set* thePub *to* *publication* *of*
*window* 1
*get* *linked files* *of* thePub
*on* *error*
*set* thePub *to* *item* 1 *of* (*get* selection)
*end* *try*
*set* theLinkedFiles *to* *linked files* *of* thePub
*repeat* *with* theLinkedFile *in* theLinkedFiles
*try*
*tell* *application* "Finder" *to* *reveal* theLinkedFile
*end* *try*
*end* *repeat*
*end* *tell*
Cheers,
JJ
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