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GUESS WHO’S BACK!!!!!!!!! But don’t get too excited. I’m on a Windows 10 desktop pc.

GUESS WHO’S BACK!!!!!!!!! But don’t get too excited. I’m on a Windows 10 desktop pc.

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Hello there.

Hello there. How can I add swipe action to an item now? Tutorial on their site shows how to do it with earlier version of the UI

So the desktop doesn’t infinitely scroll?

So the desktop doesn’t infinitely scroll?

I’ve just updated Win7 template which mimics Windows7.

I’ve just updated Win7 template which mimics Windows7.

Since its first release(1 year ago), LL has been much updated especially in scripting. Therefore, although this template was not so popular and graphical, I decided to update it using upgraded API so that I think its working became more robust that the first one.

If you felt disappointing in its first version, please try this one again.

I know its design is a little obsolete, however having an old or classic desktop might not be so harmful 🙂

In this template,

– Both portrait and landscape modes are supported.

– Can customize something using provided-menu, without going to Edit mode.

– Can add/remove sound effect for tap a shortcut/folder.

– Support 27 languages, although all were from Google translator and MS language portal.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alogblog.lltemplate.windows

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RHmc4Xxh50
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Hack for closing all folders on launching an app

Hack for closing all folders on launching an app

In a situation like that a folder has sub-folders and panels, and its sub-folders/panels which have shortcuts or so, if user taps an shorcut(in folder/panel) to launch , then all opened folders will be closed.

01 // Desktop’s onPaused event handler

02 if (LL.getEvent().getContainer().getView().hasWindowFocus()) {

02 if (LL.getEvent().getContainer().getView().getAlpha() == 1) {

03     LL.runAction(EventHandler.CLOSE_ALL_FOLDERS);

04 }

Line 02 is a hack.

When user enters into edit mode, and then add items by using “All apps”, desktop’s onPaused event is called. If line 02 doesnt exist, to-be-added apps wil be added to desktop, not to a folder/panel where user wanted to add.

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Hi Pierre Hébert​​​, could you add a permission package with android.permission.STATUS_BAR

Hi Pierre Hébert​​​, could you add a permission package with android.permission.STATUS_BAR ? (I’m not root so I can’t use Lukas’s app unfortunately)

I’m testing some things, and I need that permission.

What I found so far is this (important! It won’t probably work on most devices)

Expand notification tray:

var sbservice = LL.getContext().getSystemService( “statusbar” );

sbservice.expandNotificationsPanel();

Expand quick settings:

var sbservice = LL.getContext().getSystemService( “statusbar” );

sbservice.expandSettingsPanel();

Hide clock (needs the permission, not sure if this work):

var sbservice = LL.getContext().getSystemService( “statusbar” );

sbservice.disable(sbservice.DISABLE_CLOCK);

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How can I create a folder with most used apps in main desktop?

How can I create a folder with most used apps in main desktop?

Setting of the Box is not functioning in the Binding. Please heal quickly.

Setting of the Box is not functioning in the Binding. Please heal quickly.

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Translations updated for:

Translations updated for:

– Čeština

– Español

– Italiano

– Русский

Thanks!

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Include internet access permission defaultly

Include internet access permission defaultly

Current LL app has no internet access permission.

If we need to use internet access in script, then we should install extra APK from LL site. 

How about this?

I guess you know supersu app for rooted Android.

This app checks an app requiring root permission and can allow or not by user. This mechanism is safer than allowing root permission globally at once like current LL’s extra permission.

For example, after we install that permission APK,  we might forget the fact that we installed.

So from that, any scripts could access internet. We have no way to know unless looking thoroughly its contents one by one.

So I guess most of normal users might hesitate to install that APK, which is of all or nothing mechanism.

I heard from Marshmallow, user can toggle app’s permission. So please give LL internet access permission defaultly.

And then, when new script is installed/saved, LL checks whether that script has internet access functions. If so, LL alerts that facts. If possible, like supersu, LL could provide the way to toggle that permission to the script. (If toggling is too complex, at least just alerting is enough)

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