Feature #43
Give the geeklets a "visible" property
| Status: | Closed | Start: | ||
| Priority: | High | Due date: | ||
| Assigned to: | Yann BIZEUL | % Done: | 0% |
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| Category: | GeekTool Helper | |||
| Target version: | 3.0 RC1 | |||
| Resolution: | fixed |
Description
It would allow things like this:
tell application "GeekTool"
if visible of geeklet 1 is true then
set visible of geeklet 2 to false
set visible of geeklet 3 to true
end if
end tell
History
Updated by Yann BIZEUL 379 days ago
You can now open and close geeklet from applescript. Is that ok ?
Updated by Philippe Martin 379 days ago
Yeah, that's works fine, thank you! But is there a way to determine if a geeklet is currently open or not? I suggested a property because in addition to toggling it, you can also check its state.
Updated by Philippe Martin 379 days ago
Found a bug: when you close a geeklet that way, it keeps refreshing (for example a shell geeklet keeps running its command even though the result isn't displayed).
Also, on second thought, can't it be confusing that the AppleScript "close" command does a different thing than the close button? I mean people seeing "close" in the AS dictionary might think that would actually delete a geeklet, like the close button.
Updated by Yann BIZEUL 379 days ago
- Resolution set to fixed