It will just set the custom icon of the defined item depending on the month. However it’s extremely easy to modify and perhaps it gives you ideas to another different script.

Instructions:

>Set it in the resume event of the container which has that item.

>Write the package name of the icon pack. This is not obvious and looks like com.pack.icons, you will need another app to know it. ( Pierre Hébert: will it be possible to show it in the new icon picker when long clicking the name of the icon pack? )

>Write the prefix of the 31 items containing all the different months. By default it is ‘ic_calendar_’ but it can change depending on the icon pack. Search items labeled prefix1 prefix2 prefix3 …

>Set the label of the item to identify it.

If you have another script in the resumed event you can copy this at the beginning without problem (or set it in the load event…it will only act once a month after all)

I’ve been improving my fast run tool script adding new functions and awesome features, now it’s time to publish it.

I also updated all my scripts in the wiki with the new syntax tag to be able to copy them better (if there is a problem tell me)

New features described in the page but the most important is the ability to use alerts/prompts/all! Thanks to Pierre Hébert , you showed me how to make it with your example of Script.getText() 😉 Thanks!

Pierre Hébert: do you remember one of my old suggestions about launch an app with the ‘clear flag’, I mean to launch it as new instead of open again as from the recent menu.

Well, just launch this from the shortcut:

var i=LL.getEvent().getItem();

var nt= i.getIntent();

i.setIntent(nt.clone().addFlags( Intent().FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TASK ));

i.launch();

i.setIntent(nt);

Awesome, we have almost full power from Intents :DDD {perhaps it’s too much but what about LL.launchIntent(Intent intent); ?}