April, 2014

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Pretty tame compared to the Lightning Launcher superstars, but it’s the most useful and aesthetically pleasing setup…

Pretty tame compared to the Lightning Launcher superstars, but it’s the most useful and aesthetically pleasing setup I’ve had in a long time.

Originally shared by Dane Getting

My nifty new homescreen using Lightning Launcher. This one was a little more complicated to make, so I definitely want to make a tutorial for it if there’s a demand for it. Those gorgeous icons are Cryten by Viktor Vucinic

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Even someone who shares a lot of scripts have their own ones ;)

Even someone who shares a lot of scripts have their own ones 😉

I decided to share this as a ‘share your screens’ post. And also because I discovered how to record the screen from android adb (remember, I’m not root…yet)

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Hello, how i change the home desktop with script? thanks

Hello, how i change the home desktop with script? thanks

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Sorry if it’s a stupid question and I am missing something obvious.

Sorry if it’s a stupid question and I am missing something obvious.

I am trying to configure some sort of Dock to have a look similar to that or standard Android launcher (or most other Launchers too): a Dock moving to the right side when in landscape and with some sort of divider from the other icons.

I enabled the option to have different landscape and portrait positions but when I switch from portrait to landscape (having also different numbers of rows), the pinned items (in portrait) don’t show up anymore so I can’t move them to a new position to be used in landscape.

Also, is there any kind of options/widgets to have an indicator showing which page/desktop is active?

Thanks!

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Feature request for scripting: it would be great and helpful if events could programmatically be wired.

Feature request for scripting: it would be great and helpful if events could programmatically be wired. Like “OnTap=’ScripyToRun'”.

This would allow to in OnLoad of desktop to set up the event handling.

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Can someone reproduce this?

Can someone reproduce this?

You will need a tablet, a device which ‘normal’ position is in lansdcape.

Set the desktop rotation to system default. (And enable the rotation in the device)

Rotate the tablet into portrait.

Go to lightning settings, desktop settings, any setting (just enter the settings)

Then go back to the desktop.

Now, in my tablet the whole desktop gets rotated, as in landscape, but the device is in portrait so it gets cutted.

To fix just rotate the tablet to landscape again.

Strange, very strange…and I discover it now…….I always use my tablet in landscape :P

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OK, tried to start with scripting – but need help.

OK, tried to start with scripting – but need help. I want certain item (panel in this case) to be pinned when some event occurs, but in API didin’t found nothing related to pinned/unpinned state. How to get item pinned state and modify it?

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Fantastic editor. Those extra keys above the keyboard is a great functional extension.

Originally shared by Lutz Linke

Fantastic editor. Those extra keys above the keyboard is a great functional extension.

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.henrythompson.quoda
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I think this is a bug, but I can be wrong.

I think this is a bug, but I can be wrong.

If you set the tap action of the items in a container (the general settings of the container) it is applied for all items.

The problem? Panels are also items, and they don’t have visible this actions so you can’t modify it. The tap action is always executed.

(I guess it happens too with the other actions, but tap is the one I tested)

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Strange things happens with LL.runScript():

Strange things happens with LL.runScript():

Steps:

Make two scripts, set a custom script tag for both (“scriptA” and “scriptB” respectively, this won’t change)

The script A is:

LL.runScript(“script B”,””);

alert(LL.getScriptTag());

alert(LL.getScriptTag());

The script B is:

var flag = true//false

if(flag)alert(“dummy alert”);

If flag=false

There is shown two alerts with title ‘script A’ and content ‘scriptA’. All ok.

If flag=true

There is shown two alerts, the first with title ‘script A’ and content ‘scriptA’ … but the second with title ‘script B’ and content ‘script B’!!!

The rest of the script is executed as if it were the script B, even thought it is the script A. And what happened with the dummy alert?

Can you reproduce this?

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