Re: set width of column id name column to widthNameColumn
Re: set width of column id name column to widthNameColumn
- Subject: Re: set width of column id name column to widthNameColumn
- From: Robert Poland <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 13 Jan 2014 07:23:59 -0700
On Jan 13, 2014, at 2:12 AM, koenig.yvan <email@hidden> wrote:
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> Le 13/01/2014 à 02:00, Robert Poland <email@hidden> a écrit :
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>> Hi,
>>
>> Anyone have a clue on how to set the “column id name column” Width in Mavericks?
>>
>> Here’s my try.
>>
>> No value works for widthNameColumn. set column id modification date column and set width of column id size column work fine.
>>
>> Excuse the many “delay delayTime”.
>>
>> set delayTime to 0.1
>> set widthNameColumn to 100
>> set widthDateColumn to 223 # size for month, day, year, time
>> delay delayTime
>> set widthSizeColumn to 97 # size for delayTimexx.x MB
>> delay delayTime
>>
>> tell application "Finder"
>> delay delayTime
>> set my_chosen_folder to get folder of window 1 as alias
>> delay delayTime
>> activate
>> delay delayTime
>> tell window 1
>> tell its list view options # set list widths
>> delay delayTime
>> set width of column id name column to widthNameColumn
>> delay delayTime
>> set width of column id modification date column to widthDateColumn
>> delay delayTime
>> set width of column id size column to widthSizeColumn
>> delay delayTime
>> end tell # list view options
>> close # be sure that window view is updated
>> end tell # window 1
>> delay delayTime
>> open folder my_chosen_folder
>> end tell # Finder
>> beep
>>
>>
>> Robert Poland
>> iMac, Late 2013, 14,2
>> 3.2 GHz Intel Core i5 27"
>> 16 GB Ram
>> 1TB Fusion HD
>> OS X 10.9.1
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> I made tests with this one :
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> set delayTime to 0.1
> set widthNameColumn to 100
> set widthDateColumn to 223 # size for month, day, year, time
> delay delayTime
> set widthSizeColumn to 97 # size for delayTimexx.x MB
> delay delayTime
>
> tell application "Finder"
> activate
> delay delayTime
> set my_chosen_folder to get folder of window 1 as alias
> delay delayTime
>
> delay delayTime
> tell window 1
> tell its list view options # set list widths
> delay delayTime
> set width of column name column to widthNameColumn
> delay delayTime
> set width of column modification date column to widthDateColumn
> delay delayTime
> set width of column size column to widthSizeColumn
> delay delayTime
>
> end tell # list view options
> close # be sure that window view is updated
> end tell # window 1
> delay delayTime
> open folder my_chosen_folder
> tell window 1
> tell its list view options
> get width of column name column
> get width of column modification date column
> get width of column size column
> end tell # list view options
> end tell
> end tell # Finder
> beep
>
> and it behaved flawlessly.
Doesn’t affect "width of column name column” with any settings.
Why are you inserting "id" in your instructions supposed to trigger a property ?
> I never did that.
Have used it for years. Works both ways.
> Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) lundi 13 janvier 2014 10:11:04
Robert Poland - Fort Collins, CO
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