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Standard Suite: Common terms supported by SwitchRes
Class application: The SwitchRes application
Elements:
display by name, by numeric index, before/after another element, by ID, as a range of elements, satisfying a test
display set by name, by numeric index, before/after another element, by ID, as a range of elements, satisfying a test
Properties:
main display display -- the main display (the one with the menu bar)
mirroring boolean -- is the video mirroring enabled ?
version version [r/o] -- the version of SwitchRes
current sets a list of display set [r/o] -- some sets whose parameters match the current settings
Class display: the display(s) you have in front of you
Plural form:
displays
Elements:
mode by numeric index, before/after another element, by ID, as a range of elements, satisfying a test
Properties:
name string [r/o] -- the name of this display, as defined in SwitchRes control
index integer [r/o] -- the index of this display
ID integer [r/o] -- the DisplayID as returned by the Display Manager
current mode mode -- the current mode of this display
current depth integer -- the current depth for this display
in gray boolean -- is this display actually showing gray levels ? (opposed to colors)
Class display set: a display set, created in the SwitchRes Control Panel
Plural form:
display sets
Elements:
monitor by numeric index, before/after another element, as a range of elements, satisfying a test
Properties:
name string [r/o] -- the name of this display set, as defined in the SwitchRes Control panel
index integer [r/o] -- the index of this display set
mirroring boolean [r/o] -- is the video mirroring enabled ?
ID integer [r/o] -- the unique ID defining this set
shortcut string [r/o] -- the description of the current key shortcut for this set
application count integer [r/o] -- the number of applications using this display set
attached script 'file' [r/o] -- the script currently attached to this set
Class mode: a resolution accessible for one display
Plural form:
modes
Properties:
index integer [r/o] -- the index of this mode
ID integer [r/o] -- the unique ID for this mode (corresponds to CGDirectDisplay’s ID for this mode in 8-bit depth)
size point [r/o] -- the size of the screen in this mode
frequency integer [r/o] -- the refresh rate of the screen in this mode
supported depths a list of integer [r/o] -- a list of all supported depths in this mode
valid boolean [r/o] -- is this mode valid ?
safe boolean [r/o] -- must an alert be displayed when choosing this mode ?
in menu boolean [r/o] -- does this mode appear in SwitchRes’ menus ?
Class monitor: one of the six monitor settings that you can add to a display set
Plural form:
monitors
Properties:
index integer [r/o] -- the index of this monitor’s settings
selected depth integer [r/o] -- the depth selected for this monitor’s setting
selected mode mode [r/o] -- the mode selected for this monitor’s setting
in gray boolean [r/o] -- is this monitor showing gray levels ? (opposed to colors)
is main boolean [r/o] -- should this monitor become the main monitor when this set is applied ?
position point [r/o] -- the coordinates of the upper left corner of this monitor
count: Return the number of elements of a particular class within an object
count reference -- the object whose elements are to be counted
each type class -- the class of the elements to be counted. Keyword 'each' is optional in AppleScript
Result: integer -- the number of elements
data size: Return the size in bytes of an object
data size reference -- the object whose data size is to be returned
[as type class] -- the data type for which the size is calculated
Result: integer -- the size of the object in bytes
exists: Verify if an object exists
exists reference -- the object in question
Result: boolean -- true if it exists, false if not
get: Get the data for an object
get reference -- the object whose data is to be returned
[as a list of type class] -- the desired types for the data, in order of preference
Result: anything -- The data from the object
quit: Quit an application program
quit
[saving 'savo'] -- specifies whether to save currently open documents
restore desktop: replace the icons and the windows to their saved position, on all displays or on the specified one only
restore desktop
[of reference] -- the display you want to replace the icons
save desktop: save the icons and the windows (depending on the settings) on the desktop, on all monitors or on the specified one only
save desktop
[of reference] -- the display you want to save the icons
set: Set an object's data
set reference -- the object to change
to anything -- the new value
use: selects a display set as if you selected it in the menu
use reference -- the display set to apply
Wäre aber doch nur ne Übergangslösung oder würde das auch noch nach ablauf der Testperiode gehen???
Mfg...
