Depending on complexity/load of the init script, the watcher stops after several executions, hammerspoon still keeps on listening to e.g. Hs.console.printStyledtext("screensDidWake:",eventType)ĬaffeinateWatcher = hs.caffeinate.watcher. Lee Zeldin speaks to delegates and assembled party officials at the 2022 NYGOP Convention on Ma, in Garden City, N.Y. With release 0.9.43 I am testing the application.watcher. Hs.console.printStyledtext("systemWillSleep:",eventType)Įlseif (eventType = hs.) then Hs.console.printStyledtext("screensDidUnlock:",eventType)Įlseif (eventType = hs.) then Hs.console.printStyledtext(hs.inspect.inspect(hs.window.allWindows()))Įlseif (eventType = hs.) then Francisco, of the environment watchdog Sagip Sierra Madre Environment Society. Here's my code: function caffeineWatcher(eventType) packs of cigarette, playing cards, scissors, hammer, spoon and forks. This gets assigned to the fn config parameter in the configuration of the Hammer spoon below, which has the effect of calling the function with the Spoon object as its parameter.
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I tried using hs.window.allWindows(), but I couldn't figure out how to save all of that information so that hammerspoon could use it when the computer is unlocked. The BTTrestartHammerspoon function sets up a BetterTouchTool widget which also executes the configreload action from the spoon. And then use (and/or screensDidWake) to then rearrange the windows to the exact position they were in before the computer went to sleep/was locked. My recipes of /. So my idea was to use and to save the current state of all the windows as/before the computer locks to a JSON file (or some sort of persistent place that hammerspoon could access later). I really want this to work dynamically, and not with some pre-set arrangement.
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