January, 2015
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Thanks to Bruno-Isa LAMOUR-ARNOULD who reported and Pierre Hébert who showed the right direction.
Here is a bug fix for the menu change script:
Names with dots now have to be put there without dots.
]]>When setting a script on a gesture
It was fine on a previous version
I’m on Lollipop : New PA alpha rom
Lukas Morawietz
Lukas Morawietz
I’ve an issue when trying to remove “Add item…”
No issue if no… at the end
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Perhaps I’m doing something wrong but:
Why setBoxBackground() is not persistent?
If you have an item with a normal background set to ImageA from the customize/more lightning UI, and then you run item.setBoxBackground(ImageB,”n”);LL.save(); the image is changed, but if you restart the launcher it goes back to ImageA.
Is this a bug?
]]>Proof-of-concept: get and display the current image from any item
This displays the current image of the first loaded item in a dialog.
Problem now is: how to identify which view belongs to which item?
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Originally shared by gerd reuter (werksmannschaft)
LLMATters
Lightning Launcher eXtreme \ Zooper Widget Pro \ ZW Utilities \ Media Utilities \ Tasker \ LLx LockScreen \ Android L Icons
Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV-CfioVgG8
Will be available in a few hours:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.werksmannschaft.lltemplate.llmatters
Last post regarding the icon ;-) (Edit: or maybe not?)
So which one do you prefer ?
Left is from Viggo Jorgen, Second is a variation of the one from Jacob Barton.
]]>Using the excellent template created by Lutz Linke “Companion” we can change the scenes with Tasker .
Using the excellent template created by Lutz Linke “Companion” we can change the scenes with Tasker .
Here is the task
Casa
Set Variable % MODE to Home
Set Volume Notification 6
Set Icon Tasker to ” … “
…
…
( what you want )
( here is the important) + > Plugins > Lightning Launcher (Configuration : Run a Script> “ChooseScene” > Pass these data to the script: %MODE)
Here is the script “ChooseScene”
LL.runScript(“Cmpn_SceneLoad”,LL.getEvent().getData());
For different contexts can create different task to call different scenes created in the excellent template by Lutz Linke
Its work for me.
I have diferent Mode (Casa,Trabajo,Calle) and change in diferent context. When change the Mode, set the variable %MODO with the name of the scene and then pass to LLX. It has great potential!
Enjoy!
D5 Creation