Hammerspoon grid windows#

Return a given screen's position relative to the primary screen - see 'hs.screen.screenPositions()' hs.screen'0,0' -> PHL BDM4065 - by position, same as hs.screen.primaryScreen() hs.screen'Built%-in' -> Built-in Retina Display, note the % to escape the hyphen repetition character hs.screen'Dell' -> DELL U2414M - by name * for convenience you call this as `hs.screen(hint)` * one or more hs.screen objects that match the supplied search criterion, or `nil` if none found containing the largest part of the rect will be returned * an hs.geometry *rect* object, or constructor argument, with an arbitrary rect in absolute coordinates the screen * an hs.geometry *size* object, or constructor argument, with the *resolution* of the screen as per `hs.screen:fullFrame()` * an hs.geometry *point* object, or constructor argument, with the *x and y position* of the screen in the current layout as per `hs.screen:position()` * a string pattern that matches (via `string.match`) the screen name as per `hs.screen:name()` (for convenience, the matching will be done on lowercased strings) * a string containing the UUID of the desired screen * hint - search criterion for the desired screen(s) it can be: hs.screen.find(hint) -> hs.screen object(s) Local getmetatable,pcall =getmetatable,pcall Local tinsert,tremove,tsort,tunpack =table. Local type,pairs,ipairs,cos,huge =type,pairs,ipairs,math. printf( '- unable to load DisplayServices framework may impact brightness control: %s ', msg) '/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/amework/Versions/Current/DisplayServices ', try to load private framework for brightness controls

Hammerspoon grid windows#

(Screens to the left of the primary screen, or above it, and windows on these screens, will have negative coordinates) The origin `0,0` is at the top left corner of the *primary screen*. System Preferences->Displays->Arrangement). The macOS coordinate system used by Hammerspoon assumes a grid that spans all the screens (positioned as per