Does anybody know if there’s an android o style app plugin?
Script ‘Fix for Oreo app drawer not refreshed on LL 14.2’
Important!
This is a script to fix the bug ‘apps are not updated on the app drawer automatically’. This happens on Android Oreo and above with LL version 14.2. If you don’t use Oreo or you are reading this from the future when a new LL version is available (to be more precise: if when you install a new app it is added automatically to the app drawer) then you do NOT need this script. Otherwise, if you have the mentioned bug, keep reading.
On Android Oreo the way to detect installed/uninstalled/updated apps was changed. Previously any app could register to a broadcast that was sent when a package was installed, uninstalled or updated. Since Oreo that feature was removed and the broadcast isn’t sent. There are two ways to fix this: register to the broadcast while the app is running (it will be lost if the app closes…and personally couldn’t make it work) or use a new function that tells you which packages were updated since a previous call.
I could make this second way work, with some caveats, but under normal circumstances it should work.
When running the script below the app drawer will be updated. It requires manual calling but it is fast so I recommend setting the script to run on the RESUMED event of the app drawer. This way when opening it will be updated.
Known bugs: when the device is restarted (turn off/on) the list is cleared, so if you install/uninstall an app and then restarts without running the script, that app won’t be updated correctly. Remember you can use the ‘refresh’ function from the app drawer to fix this.
Also, keep in mind this is a temporary fix that can have unknown bugs or work incorrectly on some devices/versions. Make a backup first!!! (just in case).
Comment anything you found, and if you know how to fix something or make the script more reliable don’t hesitate to do so and share!
To recap: make a backup, set this script to run in the resumed event of the app drawer, and keep in mind you will probably need to refresh after a device restart.
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Hi everyone, I want to bind a shortcut to open the recent apps and I found this…
Hi everyone, I want to bind a shortcut to open the recent apps and I found this http://www.lightninglauncher.com/wiki/doku.php?id=script_open_recents
but it seems this no longer works on recent android versions, in a stackoverflow answer I found it says that the package name changed for android 5.0+ to “com.android.systemui.recents” (an extra s), changing it still doesn’t work and then in the LL api docs it says that LL class is deprecated but the lightning class doesn’t have the methods used in the example script so I’m lost here.
any trick to open the recent apps screen from a shortcut would be very much appreciated.
I use a lot the possibility to add text directly on desktop, after 20 lines the buttom bar with the buttons -cancel…
I use a lot the possibility to add text directly on desktop, after 20 lines the buttom bar with the buttons -cancel -ok disapear, maybe bug
It will be great if it could be fixed
can anyone share an example script that will change a panel’s background color? Thanks in advance.
can anyone share an example script that will change a panel’s background color? Thanks in advance.
can someone share an example script to change the background color of a panel.
I’m having trouble even identifying the panel via script.
var p = LL.getCurrentDesktop.getContainerById(‘#790001’);
does not work
var p = LL.getCurrentDesktop.getItemByName(‘myPanel’);
does not work
var p = LL.getEvent().getContainer();
does not work.
once I get the panel via code I’m also having trouble accessing the background color property.
Box documentation shows that I would use a string such as:
cn:0xffff0000
but where? example– item.SetBoxBackground(‘cn:0xffff0000’);
does not work. nor anything else I’ve tried.
I’ve found very little documentation about this. Any help would be appreciated.
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Did you know that in addition to acceleration and deceleration, animate also has an ease option that combines the two. So in addition to ‘ac’ and ‘de’ you can use:
animate(‘$mover’,’1000′,’ease’)
Still in development.
Still in development. Inspired by a skin for Kodi called Eminence 2.0. I was able to duplicate the style almost exactly from scratch. Though Eminence was designed in landscape for movies, it works well in portrait for apps as well.
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