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@tobiashochguertel: Do you use more than one screen? @nadeemkhedr: “doesn't do anything” means the hot corner action is not triggered?

@tobiashochguertel: As you (probably) used two screens and the cliclick version was < 5.0.1, I’d assume it’s #119. Please try if the problem is reproducible with 5.0.1 @nadeemkhedr: it seems...

@dkbarto: that’s a different issue, probably https://github.com/BlueM/cliclick/issues/135#issuecomment-999397195

Correct, as cliclick serves for emulating events, not for waiting for events, this is not possible.

The command you pass to cliclick is a string. By inserting a variable into that string, you can effectively use a variable. How to do that depends on the programming...

There is another option: ask the system for the screen size. ```bash osascript -e 'tell application "Finder" to get bounds of window of desktop' ``` … will return `X1, Y1,...

Just for the record: the `awk` invocation is just one example of splitting the result. A “cleaner” one would be … `osascript -e 'tell app "Finder" to get bounds of...

Which would be a use case? In what situations might a percentage be more useful? Especially as in either case, “25% down” could result in a position (theoretically) outside the...

I’m afraid this cannot easily be fixed. The assumed fix for the behavior you describe is: change https://github.com/BlueM/Tree/blob/master/README.markdown?plain=1#L227 to `return $includeSelf ? [$this] : [];`. Which has the unintended effect...

The question is if the software – which I hadn’t heard of until reading your issue – is really able to launch an application, i.e. if it works with a...