![]() bundleID - An OSX application bundle identifier.Returns any running apps that have the given bundleID. Hs.application.applicationsForBundleID(bundleID) -> list of hs.application objects An hs.application object if one can be found, otherwise nilĮxtensions/application/libapplication.m line 54.Returns the running app for the given pid, if it exists. Hs.application.applicationForPID(pid) -> hs.application object or nil kMenuAppleLogoOutlineGlyph, 0圆C, Apple logo key (outline)Įxtensions/application/a line 239.kMenuTrademarkJapaneseGlyph, 0x1F, Unassigned (trademark in Japanese).kMenuParagraphKoreanGlyph, 0x15, Unassigned (paragraph in Korean).kMenuNonmarkingReturnGlyph, 0x0D, Nonmarking return key.kMenuNullGlyph, 0x00, Null (always glyph 1).If you believe that you know of a (preferably sanctioned by Apple) proper visual representation, please submit an issue detailing it at the Hammerspoon repository on GitHub. The following constants are defined in Menus.h, but do not seem to correspond to a visible UTF8 character or well defined representation that I could discover. The glyphs provided are defined in the Carbon framework headers in the Menus.h file, located (as of 10.11) at /System/Library/Frameworks/amework/Frameworks/amework/Headers/Menus.h. This table is provided as a variable so that you can change any representation if you feel you know of a better or more appropriate one for you usage at runtime. Methods - API calls which can only be made on an object returned by a constructorĪPI Documentation Variables menuGlyphs SignatureĪ table containing UTF8 representations of the defined key glyphs used in Menus for keyboard shortcuts which are presented pictorially rather than as text (arrow keys, return key, etc.)Ī _tostring metamethod is provided for this table so you can view its current contents by typing hs.nuGlyphs into the Hammerspoon console.Constructors - API calls which return an object, typically one that offers API methods. ![]() Functions - API calls offered directly by the extension.Manipulate running applications Submodules Note: I am not affiliated with the developer of Hammerspoon, just a satisfied user of the product.Hammerspoon docs: hs.application docs » hs.application This would be placed in the ~/.hammerspoon/a file and with Hammerspoon running in the background, when the target application is launched, it is told to quit via AppleScript. Hs.applescript('tell application "Spotify" to quit')ĪppWatcher = hs.(applicationWatcher) Here is an example of the code used to watch for the target application has launched and then close it using AppleScript code:Įxample Lua code: function applicationWatcher(appName, eventType) Set appName to |applicationName| of eventArgsĪ free alternative is Hammerspoon, although one may find it is not as easy to implement and use as e.g. If thisTrigger is "Application launched" then ![]() Set thisTrigger to (trigger of eventArgs) Note: I am not affiliated with the developer of EventScripts, just a satisfied user of the product.Įxample AppleScript code: on run eventArgs At the time of this post, it's $5.99 at the US App Store, but a free demo is downloadable from the developers website. There is a paid application called EventsScripts that among the many events it can react to, one category is Application Events which contains, Application activated, Application deactivated, Application will launch, Application launched and Application quit.ĮventsScripts works with both AppleScript scripts and shell scripts. ![]() Here are a couple of ways that come to mind. Is there a way to run a simple tell application quit, when a specific application is opened. ![]()
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