![]() ![]() Getting Accessibility elements for Mission Control is somewhat tricky - they only exist when the Mission Control display is visible, which is the exact time that you can't examine them. Like hs.spaces.data_managedDisplaySpaces, this function is not required for general usage of this module rather it is provided for those who wish to examine the internal data that makes this module possible more closely to see if there might be other information or functionality that they would like to explore. The table will be formatted as described in the documentation for hs.axuielement.buildTree. callback - a callback function that should expect a table as the results.Generate a table containing the results of hs.axuielement.buildTree on the Mission Control Accessibility group of the Dock. data_missionControlAXUIElementData(callback) -> None ![]() If you intend to perform multiple actions which require the Mission Control display (( hs.spaces.missionControlSpaceNames, hs.spaces.addSpaceToScreen, hs.spaces.removeSpace, or hs.spaces.gotoSpace), you can pass in false as the final argument to prevent the automatic closure of the Mission Control display - this will reduce the visual side-affects to one transition instead of many. You can minimize, but not entirely remove, the visual shift to the Mission Control display by by enabling "Reduce motion" in System Preferences -> Accessibility -> Display. This function creates a new space by opening up the Mission Control display and then programmatically invoking the button to add a new space.
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