spell modifier to open dictionary

[effe]

Hi, Just trying out 'spell', and was thinking it'd be convenient to allow the word be opened in the dictionary like define too.. I mean, I didn't know how to spell 'onomatopoeia', and I wanted to know more, so yeah, not terrible >> enter, invoke Alfred, 'define cmd-v', enter..., but it's right there.. could we get a modifier, like maybe cmd-select to open in Dictionary.app?

Edited April 14, 2015 by effe

[Andrew]

Hi, Just trying out 'spell', and was thinking it'd be convenient to allow the word be opened in the dictionary like define too.. I mean, I didn't know how to spell 'onomatopoeia', and I wanted to know more, so yeah, not terrible >> enter, invoke Alfred, 'define cmd-v', enter..., but it's right there.. could we get a modifier, like maybe cmd-select to open in Dictionary.app?

 

I've just taken a look at this as you should be able to use cmd+o to open the result in Dictionary.app but this appears to not be working as expected. I'll fix this so in the next release, you can use cmd+o on a spelling result to open the selected result (word) in Dictionary.

 

Cheers,

Andrew

[Andrew]

could we get a modifier to open in Dictionary.app?

 

If you update to 2.7.1, you will now be able to use cmd+o on a word when using the spell keyword and it will open in Dictionary