Notification center documentation for applescript

Where can I find documentation for notification center method and properties to use it in applescript? I can't find anything in script editor's dictionary neither on web.

This is example code to work with notification center:

on run

    tell application "System Events"

        tell process "Notification Center"

           set theseWindows to every window

           display notification (count of theseWindows)

        end tell

   end tell

end run

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Welcome to Ask Different. Great effort showing your code and asking a useful question. I'm going to edit the answer - they ask a very good question about what line 4 is expected to do. My edit to their answer will help explain counting a string, but not windows.

– bmike♦
2 days ago

Note that display notification is a part of StandardAdditions and as such it does not belong within a tell block of process "Notification Center" or application "System Events" and should be placed after the end tell of the tell application "System Events" block.

– user3439894
2 days ago

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Where can I find documentation for notification center method and properties to use it in applescript? I can't find anything in script editor's dictionary neither on web.

This is example code to work with notification center:

on run

    tell application "System Events"

        tell process "Notification Center"

           set theseWindows to every window

           display notification (count of theseWindows)

        end tell

   end tell

end run

asked 2 days ago

Gereg442

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Welcome to Ask Different. Great effort showing your code and asking a useful question. I'm going to edit the answer - they ask a very good question about what line 4 is expected to do. My edit to their answer will help explain counting a string, but not windows.

– bmike♦
2 days ago

Note that display notification is a part of StandardAdditions and as such it does not belong within a tell block of process "Notification Center" or application "System Events" and should be placed after the end tell of the tell application "System Events" block.

– user3439894
2 days ago

add a comment |

Where can I find documentation for notification center method and properties to use it in applescript? I can't find anything in script editor's dictionary neither on web.

This is example code to work with notification center:

on run

    tell application "System Events"

        tell process "Notification Center"

           set theseWindows to every window

           display notification (count of theseWindows)

        end tell

   end tell

end run

asked 2 days ago

Gereg442

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Where can I find documentation for notification center method and properties to use it in applescript? I can't find anything in script editor's dictionary neither on web.

This is example code to work with notification center:

on run

    tell application "System Events"

        tell process "Notification Center"

           set theseWindows to every window

           display notification (count of theseWindows)

        end tell

   end tell

end run

mac applescript script notification-center

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Welcome to Ask Different. Great effort showing your code and asking a useful question. I'm going to edit the answer - they ask a very good question about what line 4 is expected to do. My edit to their answer will help explain counting a string, but not windows.

– bmike♦
2 days ago

Note that display notification is a part of StandardAdditions and as such it does not belong within a tell block of process "Notification Center" or application "System Events" and should be placed after the end tell of the tell application "System Events" block.

– user3439894
2 days ago

add a comment |

Welcome to Ask Different. Great effort showing your code and asking a useful question. I'm going to edit the answer - they ask a very good question about what line 4 is expected to do. My edit to their answer will help explain counting a string, but not windows.

– bmike♦
2 days ago

Note that display notification is a part of StandardAdditions and as such it does not belong within a tell block of process "Notification Center" or application "System Events" and should be placed after the end tell of the tell application "System Events" block.

– user3439894
2 days ago

Welcome to Ask Different. Great effort showing your code and asking a useful question. I'm going to edit the answer - they ask a very good question about what line 4 is expected to do. My edit to their answer will help explain counting a string, but not windows.

– bmike♦
2 days ago

Note that display notification is a part of StandardAdditions and as such it does not belong within a tell block of process "Notification Center" or application "System Events" and should be placed after the end tell of the tell application "System Events" block.

– user3439894
2 days ago

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Script Editor app has a searchable library. Open that under the window menu and then select the Standard Additions bundle. If you search for the term notification, you'll see it's defined under User Interaction:

display notification [text] : the body text of the notification

  [with title text] : the title of the notification (default is the name of the calling application).

  [subtitle text] : the subtitle of the notification

  [sound name text] : the name of the sound to play

But Notifications Center doesn't have any windows. Are you trying to count all windows for all applications?

To be clear - here's the notification part setting aside what a window count might be:

on run

    tell application "System Events"

        tell process "Notification Center"

            set theseWindows to "a b c"

            display notification (count of theseWindows)

        end tell

    end tell

end run

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answered 2 days ago

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Note that display notification is a part of StandardAdditions and as such it does not belong within a tell block of process "Notification Center" or application "System Events" and should be placed after the end tell of the tell application "System Events" block.

– user3439894
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display notification [text] : the body text of the notification

  [with title text] : the title of the notification (default is the name of the calling application).

  [subtitle text] : the subtitle of the notification

  [sound name text] : the name of the sound to play

But Notifications Center doesn't have any windows. Are you trying to count all windows for all applications?

To be clear - here's the notification part setting aside what a window count might be:

on run

    tell application "System Events"

        tell process "Notification Center"

            set theseWindows to "a b c"

            display notification (count of theseWindows)

        end tell

    end tell

end run

edited 2 days ago

bmike♦

158k46284613

answered 2 days ago

user3052786

48436

Note that display notification is a part of StandardAdditions and as such it does not belong within a tell block of process "Notification Center" or application "System Events" and should be placed after the end tell of the tell application "System Events" block.

– user3439894
2 days ago

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display notification [text] : the body text of the notification

  [with title text] : the title of the notification (default is the name of the calling application).

  [subtitle text] : the subtitle of the notification

  [sound name text] : the name of the sound to play

But Notifications Center doesn't have any windows. Are you trying to count all windows for all applications?

To be clear - here's the notification part setting aside what a window count might be:

on run

    tell application "System Events"

        tell process "Notification Center"

            set theseWindows to "a b c"

            display notification (count of theseWindows)

        end tell

    end tell

end run

edited 2 days ago

bmike♦

158k46284613

answered 2 days ago

user3052786

48436

Note that display notification is a part of StandardAdditions and as such it does not belong within a tell block of process "Notification Center" or application "System Events" and should be placed after the end tell of the tell application "System Events" block.

– user3439894
2 days ago

add a comment |

display notification [text] : the body text of the notification

  [with title text] : the title of the notification (default is the name of the calling application).

  [subtitle text] : the subtitle of the notification

  [sound name text] : the name of the sound to play

But Notifications Center doesn't have any windows. Are you trying to count all windows for all applications?

To be clear - here's the notification part setting aside what a window count might be:

on run

    tell application "System Events"

        tell process "Notification Center"

            set theseWindows to "a b c"

            display notification (count of theseWindows)

        end tell

    end tell

end run

edited 2 days ago

bmike♦

158k46284613

answered 2 days ago

user3052786

48436

display notification [text] : the body text of the notification

  [with title text] : the title of the notification (default is the name of the calling application).

  [subtitle text] : the subtitle of the notification

  [sound name text] : the name of the sound to play

But Notifications Center doesn't have any windows. Are you trying to count all windows for all applications?

To be clear - here's the notification part setting aside what a window count might be:

on run

    tell application "System Events"

        tell process "Notification Center"

            set theseWindows to "a b c"

            display notification (count of theseWindows)

        end tell

    end tell

end run

edited 2 days ago

bmike♦

158k46284613

answered 2 days ago

user3052786

48436

edited 2 days ago

bmike♦

158k46284613

edited 2 days ago

bmike♦

158k46284613

edited 2 days ago

bmike♦

158k46284613

answered 2 days ago

user3052786

48436

answered 2 days ago

user3052786

48436

answered 2 days ago

user3052786

48436

Note that display notification is a part of StandardAdditions and as such it does not belong within a tell block of process "Notification Center" or application "System Events" and should be placed after the end tell of the tell application "System Events" block.

– user3439894
2 days ago

add a comment |

Note that display notification is a part of StandardAdditions and as such it does not belong within a tell block of process "Notification Center" or application "System Events" and should be placed after the end tell of the tell application "System Events" block.

– user3439894
2 days ago

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