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Look at the function that prints all the windows for an example of how to traverse the windows.

Starts scanning from the second window of the table for a window of the same App.

currentWindows is a priority queue of windows ranked by when was the last time it was focused-most recent first-i might implement selectWindow for the same application, something I frequently use in my Linux window manager)

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keep that in mind when you read the code, since my code does not cycle. (edit, I just realized that you want is to cycle through the windows, not just to get the next window. I have found this data structure invaluable to really get an accurate list of windows in all spaces. They are order in order in which they have been used (top should be, if I remember correctly, the current window). currentWindows has all the windows that are potentially visible in all spaces. In that case what you want is to cycle through the currentWindows table. So what you want is a replacement for Command-~ In any case thanks for sharing your code! function moveWindowToDisplay (d) return function () local displays. Hitting CTRL + ALT + CMD + 3 moves the currently focused window to display 3, same as if you would choose 'Display 3' in the Dock's Option menu. hammerspoon - A hammerspoon config with a bunch of custom spoons (sleep timer, resolution changer, paywall buster, safari hotkey utilities, window management with undo, etc). The hs.window:moveToScreen function moves to a given screen, where it's possible to set the UUID. If I understand correctly from your solution, obj:previosWindow() will act more like a "windows style" win+tab, going back and forth between just two window (objects). displayplacer - macOS command line utility to configure multi-display resolutions and arrangements. I am looking to avoid a chooser of any type, since speed is a key concern, and the hotkeys are already mapped to commonly used apps. I found code that allows to switch windows, but they all seem to be constrained to the current "Space". I would like it that when I hit the hotkey again, I can cycle through windows of that app. The usecase is the following: I currently have hotkeys made for different apps, which either launches or switches to them. Running the function I would like to focus window B, when run again focus C, and when run again back to A, etc. I have three firefox windows open A, B and C.

I'll take a look at your code and see if I might be able to modify it for my needs. I may believe that most computers contain unique customizations, which may be why most people hate reinstalling the operating systems or setting up a new computer.Hi, firstly thanks for responding. Such as my laptop, there are a bunch of tools that improve my experience using a computer. Here is a non-exhaustive list: AppĬan easily attach the windows to the sides or corners of the screen. If the screen is big enough, you may put the documentation on the left and IDE on the right. It can periodically and automatically set a beautiful sightseeing image as your wallpaper. Timely covers your screen to make you have a rest. The official site of the Oxford dictionary. It can show you the list of the selected application’s hotkeys. Open a terminal with the current folder path. Its useful for things like window management. One non-exhaustive list of my favorite toolsīesides improving my experience in using a computer, these tools also cause a few inconveniences, especially when I need to reinstall the OS and set up a new laptop. Hammerspoon is a utility for macOS that lets you write scripts that interface and integrate with the OS.

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I have to look for an alternative because sometimes one is no longer free of charge, or sometimes one no longer supports the latest OS.

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This didn’t bother me much until I changed my Macbook Pro thrice in half a year. So I tried to find a way to minimize the number of tools I relied on, and I found Hammerspoon. I can say this is really a Swiss Army Knife on macOS.Īctually, there are some similar tools, but Hammerspoon finds the best balance between usage simplicity and functionality complexity. The users only need a little knowledge of Lua before customizing with Hammerspoon.

Under the situation of no experience in Lua, I quickly finished the customizing based on the official documentation.