can anyone tell me what the command line parameter would be to send the phone into "standby"? i am using the FTouchFLO configuration tool and was wanting to set the Up-Down gesture to send the device into standby if no apps are open.
on a related note, i was having trouble finding any sort of list of possible command line options.
I need an assist here. I use two applications where it would be nice to open the start menu and idealy open it to a particular folder.
I believe the applications are irrelivent but I will list them anyways. The first is Rhodium keyboard Control and SPB Mobile Shell.
I want to assign a button or shortcut to open the start menu (not the spb menu) to the internet folder or system folder for example.
sancmat said:
I need an assist here. I use two applications where it would be nice to open the start menu and idealy open it to a particular folder.
I believe the applications are irrelivent but I will list them anyways. The first is Rhodium keyboard Control and SPB Mobile Shell.
I want to assign a button or shortcut to open the start menu (not the spb menu) to the internet folder or system folder for example.
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perhaps this can help you: http://www.shubaroo.com/index.php?module=startmenu
check my work
XDA Thread: Open Start menu...
I want to do something like the following
Code:
IF condition=true THEN display '$'
But since the $ sign is used as a boundary for a conditional statement in Zooper, how do I trigger an escape so that Zooper sees my $ as a literal character? I tried '\' but it doesn't seem to be the escape character. (It does display the dollar sign, but as an error i.e. bad IF statement.)
Any ideas?
Backslash works for me. Post your code so we could have a look. [emoji4]
CopKiller76 said:
Backslash works for me. Post your code so we could have a look. [emoji4]
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I won't use my actual code because it would be a long story explaining, but here is an example:
Code:
$#WCCODE#=16?Yay \$\$\$:Boo \$$
I expect the output to be
Yay $$$
or
Boo $
depending on the weather condition.
Instead I get
$
This is not a literal $; this is Zooper telling you that your conditional statement is faulty.
And if I have another IF statement following the above,
Code:
$#WCCODE#=16?Yay \$\$\$:Boo \$$ $WCTEMPN>=30?[c=#ffaa00]WCTEMPN°[/c]:WCTEMPN°$
I still get a solitary
$
because the entire line was already messed up from the first \$.
If you use Tasker, you could try setting up a task that sets 2 zopper variables to what you want
#TYay# = $$$ and #TBoo# = $
then use those variables in your code
$ #WCCODE#=16 ? Yay #TYay# : Boo #TBoo# $
Haven't tried this myself so I'm not absolutely sure this will work but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't. Other than this I don't see any other way to do what you want.
DIsplaying Escape / Literal Characters in Zooper using Tasker
I came upon an answer to a quandary that's been dogging me lately, and that is how to visibly show some reserved special characters in Zooper that are used in Zooper's logic equations, and then I realized how simple it is.
So for those somewhat unfamiliar with Zooper, it's a widget app that can display just about anything using dynamic variables and conditions (Time, Weather, Images), it's really versatile, and what makes it more versatile is that any condition(s) Zooper doesn't have built in variables for, Tasker can push new vars into it, to create amazing dynamic widgets.
Anyhow, Zooper uses some rather arcane logic statement setups and variable designation schemes that makes it hard to display special reserved chars such as $ , : , ? especially while operating INSIDE of a Zooper logic statement,
So a typical Zooper logic statement looks like:
$#VAR1#=1?#WEATHER#:#TIME$
Which translated to:
IF <VAR1> EQUALS 1 THEN - DISPLAY <WEATHER> ELSE DISPLAY <TIME?
So if you want to actually DISPLAY a reserved char like $, :, ? - I have yet to find the syntax to escape chars in Zooper. The typical backslash doesn't work, nor does encapsulating the char in quotes, etc. The only way I've found is to close the logic statement then open a new one and it makes a big mess.
SO SOLUTION:
In Tasker, I just used the Zooper Widget plugin to push these chars into Zooper as external variables, i.e. in a Tasker Task use the Zooper Action to:
Set var #TC#=:
Set var #TQ#=?
Set var #TD#=$
Then I just throw them in anywhere I need them in Zooper. Works like a charm and beyond that an added benefit is that Zooper seems to retain any variables set in this manner indefinitely, even after reboot, etc.
So once that Task is run in Tasker, Zooper holds on to those variables. Hopefully this is helpful, and if anyone actually knows the standard syntax (if there is one) to escape chars within Zooper without using Tasker I'd be interested.
Hi,
I am trying to make a processors list like in linux with "top" command in terminal but i cannot get it working in zooper widgets.
I did manage to get it to show but its all cramped up in the first line and not spread out other lines.
Does anyone have any tips ?
Hello ?
I would like to create a task with tasker that automatically change the screen resolution if I open a specific app.
Unfortunately I encoutered the following problems:
*The command that tasker must execute when the app is launching that aim to change the screen resolution must normally be the following :"wm size 720*1280" but it doesn't work even with a terminal emulator (I executed the su command before of course). The thing is, that the apps on the play store who change the screen resolution are working just perfectly and I'm pretty sure that they are just executing these simple commands.
(Error message is "bad resolution")
*the command who change screen dpi is working (I need it too for my tasker task) is working but I noticed that it was making the app crash so I think it will be better to delay the launch of this app of few second, the time that the screen resolution had changed.
PS: my second problem is not that important as I can escape this issue by using the tasker widgets.
Thanks a lot in advance for any kind of help!
its x not *
wm size 720x1280