RE: Script to conditionaly uncheck Hide and show Front Row
RE: Script to conditionaly uncheck Hide and show Front Row
- Subject: RE: Script to conditionaly uncheck Hide and show Front Row
- From: Rahulkumar Tibdewal <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 13 May 2009 13:20:34 +0530
- Acceptlanguage: en-US, en-IN
- Thread-topic: Script to conditionaly uncheck Hide and show Front Row
Hi all,
I have looked into all your suggestions. Thanks For helping me.
However, None of this is giving me expected results.
Using the scripts provided by you I am able to open system preferences, keyboard & mouse pane and in shortcutsTab anchor.
THERE after its not allowing me to change or say tick in there for "Hide and show Front Row".
Thanks
Rahul
-----Original Message-----
From: applescript-users-bounces+rahulkumar_tibdewal=email@hidden [mailto:applescript-users-bounces+rahulkumar_tibdewal=email@hidden] On Behalf Of Yvan KOENIG
Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 1:46 AM
To: Applescript Users
Subject: Re: Script to conditionaly uncheck Hide and show Front Row
I wish to comment the two 'equivalent' proposals.
( first proposal)
if(value of checkbox 1 is 1) then
(* here initial value is 1 *)
click checkbox 1 (* set checkbox value to 0 *)
else
(* here initial value is 0 *)
click checkbox 1 (* set checkbox value to 1 *)
end if
as we click the box in both cases, in practice I would code it :
click checkbox 1
(second proposal)
if(value of checkbox 1 is 1) then
(* here initial value is 1 *)
click checkbox 1 (* set checkbox value to 0 *)
end if
(* so here, value of checkbox is 0 *)
if(value of checkbox 1 is 0) then
(* here value is 0 which may be the original one or the one set by
the first click *)
click checkbox 1 (* set checkbox value to 1 *)
end if
(* so here, value of checkbox is 1 *)
In fact these proposals aren't equivalent.
They are completely different.
The first one is a switcher
The second one always sets the box's value to 1
In practice I would code it :
if (value of checkbox 1 is 1) then click checkbox 1 (* set checkbox
value to 0 *)
click checkbox 1
I don't know if it's the wished result because I don't use FrontRow.
If we want to exit with the value 0 we may use:
if(value of checkbox 1 is 1) then
(* here initial value is 1 *)
click checkbox 1 (* set checkbox value to 0 *)
end if
(* here value is 0 which may be the original one or the one set by
the preceeding click *)
In practice I would code it :
if (value of checkbox 1 is 1) then click checkbox 1 (* set checkbox
value to 0 *)
Yvan KOENIG (from FRANCE mardi 12 mai 2009 22:07:41)
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