regarding my post: TrianguloY

regarding my post: TrianguloY 

https://plus.google.com/u/0/+gerdreuter/posts/XuAVWHWRCpJ

you can see the panels in the background of the screenshot.

a red,  blue, green and yellow panel.

they are definitely not at 0,0

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9 Commentsto regarding my post: TrianguloY

  1. Anonymous says:

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    Ok, you misunderstood.


    This script will scroll the panels itself, it won’t move the ‘panels’ as items. Yes, they are not at 0,0 ; but the desktop is, and also the panels…as containers.

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  2. Anonymous says:

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    TrianguloY oh ok, your script save the position within the panels not the position of the panels itself?



    can i do that?


    how can i move the panels on the desktop?

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  3. Anonymous says:

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    gerd reuter I’m a bit confused. You want a script that move the panels to ‘that’ position? Are you going to move them from a different script? Or you just want to move once to a predefined place? (Remember that you can use the geometry editor to this last question)

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  4. Anonymous says:

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    TrianguloY the reason doesn’t matter. i want to move  panels to a specific position. as often as i want 😉

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  5. Anonymous says:

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    Ok, don’t worry. I just wanted to check to avoid useless scripts.



    Yes, it can be done, and not very difficult. I can’t now sorry. You’ll need to wait…or maybe someone else is faster than me. 😉

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  6. Anonymous says:

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    the “trick” is to get the right id for the panel.


    the “normal” id when you get it by getXyz returns the id from the container. container can’t be moved (until yet). you need the id from e.g. LL.getCurrentDesktop().getItems();



    then you can use this id as ItemId. and Items can be moved.

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  7. Anonymous says:

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    gerd reuter you can always use .getOpener() if you need.


    With panels it will return the panel as an item.

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  8. Anonymous says:

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    LL.GetContainerById(114).getOpener().setPosition(0,0);


    LL.GetContainerById(113).getOpener().setPosition(0,0);


    LL.GetContainerById(112).getOpener().setPosition(0,0);


    LL.GetContainerById(111).getOpener().setPosition(0,0);

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  9. Anonymous says:

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    TrianguloY great. i’ll try this. thanks a lot!

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