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)

I’ve just found(learned) a desktop’s onLoad event is called even on

opening menu.

If we enter that menu, we see a series of desktop’s thumbnailed images.

In that menu, all desktop’s onLoad events are called if they aren’t already loaded. It does make sense to call onLoad event at that moment.

I think most of onLoad event-handler-script  of desktop do some initialization about desktop items like folder/panel etc.

But if onLoad is called even that menu scene, we dont’ have to initialize, moreover, we CAN’T initailze, because desktop’s sub items(folder,etc) is not instantiaed yet. That means NULL error-prone.

So I’d like to have a way to tell onLoad event’s SOURCE.

For now, all cases give C_LOADED value.

If a desktop is loaded for Config-desktop menu, then LL can give its source as other value. Then we can deal that case differently.