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plist file used by Davvy, then is deleted.Įxample AppleScript code: property bPlistFile : ".plist"

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It is just a temporary file to make the edit(s) and update the.

This will create the file ~/ from the shortcuts key in the ~/Library/Preferences/.plist file.

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Create a new document and run the following example AppleScript code to create a file containing the data of the shortcuts key.

Hint: Copy and paste the commands into Terminal, then press: enter In Script Editor.

Backup the existing target binary PLIST file.Ĭp -anv .plist .plist.bak.

Note: The following is not intended to offer a fully automated programatic solution to editing the target binary PLIST file, far from it, and is going to be a multi-step process to make the edit(s).

Other native command line utilities that can be used in conjunction with the others mentioned.

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Setting aside any third-party applications/utilities that exist to manipulate Property List Files, and even Apple's own Xcode as not everyone wants to install a 30+GB application, here are some of the Apple built-in command line utilities and applications that can to one degree or another work with Property List Files.

To change the single character, e.g., L to S one would modify the ke圜omboCode key from 37 to 1. single character non-global keyboard shortcut, e.g., L to S.Įxtracted shortcuts data, in its XML Property List format, shows as:

It is in this data that one can change the e.g. The settings for the user created keyboard shortcuts are stored in the shortcuts key, which is binary PLIST data, just like any other individual binary PLIST file, but embedded within. QwFEAUYBSAFJAUsBTQFXAVwBZwFwAXkBfAGFAY4BkwGiAaYBrgAAAAAAAAIBAAAAAAAA Q29tYm9GbGFncxAGEAUQAAgIgAQQAgmAAxAlWUxlZnQgSGFsZtIrLC0uWiRjbGFzc25hīWVYJGNsYXNzZXNYU2hvcnRjdXSiLzBYU2hvcnRjdXRYTlNPYmplY3TSKywyM15OU011ĭGFibGVBcnJheaMyNDVXTlNBcnJheVhOU09iamVjdAAIABEAGgAkACkAMgA3AEkATABRĪFMAWgBgAGUAcAB3AHkAewB9AJgAoQCzAMcA0gDZAO4A9gECAQoBFwEuATwBPgFAAUIB TlMub2JqZWN0c1YkY2xhc3OhEIACgAXdExQVFhcOGBkaGxwdHh8gISIiJCUmHycoISFYĬ2l6ZVJvd3NfEA9zZWxlY3Rpb25FbmRSb3dfEBFzZWxlY3Rpb25TdGFydFJvd1pzdWJkĪXZpZGVkVmdsb2JhbF8QEnNlbGVjdGlvbkVuZENvbHVtbldlbmFibGVkW3NpemVDb2x1īW5zV25hbWVLZXlca2V5Q29tYm9Db2RlXxAUc2VsZWN0aW9uU3RhcnRDb2x1bW5da2V5 YnBsaXN0MDDUAQIDBAUGBwpYJHZlcnNpb25ZJGFyY2hpdmVyVCR0b3BYJG9iamVjdHMSĪAGGoF8QD05TS2V5ZWRBcmNoaXZlctEICVRyb290gAGmCwwSKSoxVSRudWxs0g0ODxFa Then with adding a single character non-global keyboard shortcut L assigned to Left Half, which consists of the left half of the screen in is default configuration, in its XML Property List format, it shows as: plist file, in its XML Property List format, with having set ⌘E as the global keyboard shortcut to bring up Divvy, and no other setting changes, shows as: This section of the answer is for proof of concept, and directions on how I made the example edit. plist file, which I have in limited testing in a virtual machine been successful in doing. Yet another option is to edit the aforementioned. (Yes, in this case, a reboot is required.) plist file, and one must reboot directly after restoring the file. Note that in doing so one must first quit Divvy, restore the aforementioned.

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If possible, modify the existing global system keyboard shortcuts in System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts > App Shortcuts to free up the single character for use in Divvy.Īnother option is to restore the preferences for Divvy from a backup of the ~/Library/Preferences/.plist file from your previous system, which I have tested and it works. To resolve your issue the obvious answer is to use a different single character keyboard shortcut, as non-global, or use in conjunction with modifier keys. Yet it allows one to assign the single character non-global keyboard shortcut D even though its assigned to: Start Dictation…Īlthough there is a workaround, the following individual alpha characters and other characters, by default in macOS Monterey, can not be used as a single character keyboard shortcut when trying to assign one in Divvy: (If you really want to use this key combination, most shortcuts can be changed in the Keyboard & Mouse panel in System Preferences.) The key combination "S" can't be used because it's already used by a system-wide keyboard shortcut. for S, and the same for F (with it in its place appropriately). However, there is an inconstancy in what macOS reports when trying to assign a single character non-global keyboard shortcut in Divvy, in that while trying to assign, e.g., S or F it reports, e.g.