Does Viscosity keep track of its recent connections in a plist file somewhere? If so, you could read the plist to find that information. Since you are using AppleScript, this would be trivial to do by getting System Events to retrieve the value of the relevant property list item of the plist.
On Jan 31, 1:20 pm, Rob McBroom <[email protected]> wrote: > On Jan 31, 2010, at 9:00 AM, pendolino wrote: > > > nice and i can confirm it works but how about a disconnect/connect > > action without selecting a specific server? the disconnect could just > > apply to whatever connection is on and the connect, if without a > > specific server, would connect to the last connection used. > > Oh, believe me, I’ve thought about this. I just haven’t discovered a reliable > way to query the application to find out it’s current state. It’s AppleScript > library provides only “connect” and “disconnect” and they require a specific > connection name. > > The last connection used thing might be possible, so long as it was “used” > via Quicksilver because again, I’m not sure how you would get such > information directly from Viscosity. > > If anyone has suggestions/experience related to getting such information, I’m > listening. > > -- > Rob McBroom > <http://www.skurfer.com/> > > It's not that I think guns, drugs, prostitution, swimming, eating and reading > should be legal. It's just that no one on Earth has the authority to make > them illegal.
