In LL, we can locate an item into dual position with landscape/portrait mode.

In LL, we can locate an item into dual position with landscape/portrait mode.

But I couldnt find a method to do it with script.

item.setCell(…);

item.setPosition(…);

Above methods doesn’t show something about dual mode.

In current script, is there no method?

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3 Commentsto In LL, we can locate an item into dual position with landscape/portrait mode.

  1. Anonymous says:

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    Good question! Currently these methods point on the active cell or position, hence it depends on your actual screen orientation. Do you need to ccess both positions using script ?

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  2. Anonymous says:

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    PropertySet~gridPColumnNum


    PropertySet~gridLColumnNum



    I saw above properties, so I thought there may be a method to locate an item explicitly. But I’m not sure whether I need that way, right now ,;;;



    I’m writing a script, which makes users to customize my LL template mocking Windows 7 desktop in both orientations.



    For example, Windows 7’s START popup can be implemented with LL’s folder. In that case, this folder’s position (relative to desktop) should be changed with both orientations.



    But folder PLACEMENT doesnt care dual position like an simple item.



    So, I’m fiddling with folder’s position with script.

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  3. Anonymous says:

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    Maybe try to set the position using the current desktop getWidth and getHeight methods. This way you may be able to set a valid placement in both orientation, but this need to be done before each opening. I didn’t tested whether it worked…

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