Each shortcut is defined in its own dialog box. Attempts at complex programming bumps up against QuicKeys' design. QuicKeys biggest limitations lies in its lack of variables and its primitive sequence actions, such as loops and branching. The QuicKeys Editor is a modal dialog box, forcing you to close it before examining an application. In contrast OneClick allows you to work in an application while the OneClick Editor is open.
Documentation is also poor.
Version 3.5's skinny manual is actually worse than in 3.0. The Little QuicKeys 3 book is essential for serious QuicKeys users. QuicKeys Editor Define menu showing types of shortcuts AppleScript and QuicKeys can work together. You can run an AppleScript within QuicKeys . And because QuicKeys is OSA compliant you can actually type a text version of QuicKeys in any AppleScript editor.