This is a tool script to help editing the list of lightning variables.

It lets you modify current variables and/or create new ones.

How to use it:

Launch the script, the list of all current variables and an extra ‘create a variable’ entry will be shown.

Click a variable to see it’s type and value. You can modify it’s value and save it. If you click cancel it will ask to delete it.

If you choose ‘create a variable’ input a name and a value and it will be created.

Note: the variables are set using lightning’s action ‘set a variable’. This means that the value is converted to it’s type by lightning itself, this script doesn’t use the script API calls because they need to specify a type.

For the ‘how does this work?’:

Saves lightning to force it to save the variables into the variables file.

Reads the available variables from the variables file (because there is no way to obtain the variables elsewhere, or at least I don’t know how)

Shows the list of variables to choose, a lot of prompts, etc.

To set/create a value it calls lightning activity ‘set a variable’.

To delete a variable it calls LL.getVariables().edit().setString(name,null).commit();

This is a universal copy&paste binding to easy set up.

It allows you to make easily (basic binding knowledge required, this is a help tool) a binding outputting a number between two values based on a 0/1 variable.

Use this with the easy toggle

1-$variable

Features:

Easy to set variable to use

Custom initial/final values

Custom duration of all animation steps (offset, duration…)

Custom animation type

Optional autoback feature (will automatically play back on each change, like a spring)

full container screenshot utility

This script is a tool specially designed for template/screens makers.

It creates a ‘screenshot’ of a container, but the size of the image is as big as the container and all the items are shown, even the ones out of view. The image is saved in png.

Both the system wallpaper and the desktop wallpaper are not drawn.

You can specify also to show disabled items and/or stop points.

To make a screenshot just go to the container, scroll it where you want it to be, and run the script from it. The image is saved in a custom configurable path.

If you have any suggestion I’ll try to implement if possible.

This script is something I made some weeks ago, and I’ve been testing it myself since then. It seems to work, but unfortunately I don’t use it too much to fully test it…and it crash the launcher if you do a specify thing 😛 (don’t worry, it’s a specific and predictable thing)

So, instead of leave it in the list of scripts I never published I’m going to share it as a beta LLXperiment. Yea, that will be better.

The script is specially designed for those who use the app drawer a lot.

What the script does: it creates a panel in the app drawer with the most launched (clicked) apps from the app drawer.

More details: when you click an app from the app drawer (or from a folder from the app drawer) a copy of the app will be placed in the panel (If there is not one). That list is sorted by the most used one, based on a very simple algorithm that seems to work.

Even more details: each app has an internal value from 2 to 0,5. Each time you click an app its value is raised a bit, and all the other apps decrease a bit. Those ‘multiplier’ values are in the script, and I plan to tune then from your suggestions.

How to use it: first run the script from the app drawer, and the panel and all the necessary events will be set. You can run again to reinstall or to uninstall.

If you want to remove an app from the panel run the script from the item.

IMPORTANT!!!!!!

If you try to enter edit mode in the panel, the launcher will crash.

It will also crash when using the search app feature of the app drawer.

Also make a backup before, just in case. (I never had any issues, even when it crash, but just in case)