>> >> But before you do dive in to the code you ought to check if this actually >> is already implemented in the system/iTunes but isn't turned on. There are >> plenty of Apple-implemented stuff that is hidden and off. You usually find >> them as a 'defaults' parameter. This one, if it exist would probably be a >> boolean. Since such hidden Apple-stuff is, well hidden, there might be >> some difficulties finding them. Or you might be in luck and find a list >> with all of them. Or something in between. > > I'll look into that. I'm not sure where to look though... if my desired > feature exists, it would be in a system or keyboard plist instead of an > iTunes one, since the play/pause buttons basically apply to whichever > application is in front: iTunes, Quicktime Player, Movist, etc.
Search for a few keywords on the www; goooooogle it. Iit might be a 'defaults' parameter. Yes it could be a boolean in a .plist but For collecting everything in one single text file to do some search on use the 'defaults' terminal command. 'defaults' manipulate what you see in the .plist files. Check the man(pages) for defaults: > man defaults It can handle the output of all your parameters in one take and it can handle one at a time of course. I have a mixed feeling for coming up with speculative ideas like this. This is something that in worst case you never get answered (the bezel simply doesn't exist but no one says it). You of course must evalute if it is worthwhile. You could check the most obvious and give it up early if you dont find it, especially if you find other params like the brightness bezel and use a search string that should be the same for the pause bezel, if it has such? John Stalberg_______________________________________________ MacOSX-talk mailing list [email protected] http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/macosx-talk
