Logic Pro X: Access the parameters in the inspector via key commands/shortcuts

Oh wow this looks amazing. I've noticed you using this sort of code a lot:

/**
 * @param {object} obj
 * @param {'Library'|'Inspector'|'Quick Help'|'Toolbar'|'Smart Controls'|'Mixer'|'Editors'} obj.viewName
 * @param {'Enable'|'Disable'|'Toggle'} [obj.targetValue]
 */

What does it mean? It's all inactive no?

Also - how would you adapt this code to affect the loop browser window or file browser for example?

Thanks again @kitch

I just noticed that the UI Element position of the "Region:" inspector changes. Hopefully this will work; :-)

function getRegionInspectorSlider(name) {
    const logic = sf.ui.app('com.apple.logic10');
    logic.appActivateMainWindow();
    const mainWin = logic.mainWindow;
    const inspector = mainWin.getFirstWithDescription('Inspector');
    const inspectorList = inspector.childrenByRole("AXList").first;
    const regionGroup = inspectorList.groups.find(e =>
        e.childrenByRole("AXStaticText").whoseValue.is("Region:").first.exists
    );
    const regionOutline = regionGroup.childrenByRole("AXScrollArea").first.children.first;
    const itemRow = regionOutline.children.allItems.find(row => {
        const popupButton = row.popupButtons.first;
        return popupButton.exists && popupButton.value.value == name;
    });

    const slider = itemRow.sliders.first;
    return slider;
}

const fadeInSlider = getRegionInspectorSlider("Fade-In");
const fadeOutSlider = getRegionInspectorSlider("Fade-Out");

//Set Fade-In Value
fadeInSlider.value.intValue = 400;

//Set Fade-Out Value
fadeOutSlider.value.intValue = 400;

//Increment Fade-In Value
//fadeInSlider.value.intValue = fadeInSlider.value.invalidate().intValue + 100;

//Increment Fade-Out Value
//fadeOutSlider.value.intValue = fadeOutSlider.value.invalidate().intValue + 100;

//Decrement Fade-In Value
//fadeInSlider.value.intValue = fadeInSlider.value.invalidate().intValue - 100;

//Decrement Fade-Out Value
//fadeOutSlider.value.intValue = fadeOutSlider.value.invalidate().intValue - 100;

UPDATED (now Activates Logics main window if it is not frontmost)

Let me know :-)

Hi @Jorhan_Nordin,

Sorry for the delay... I got it working on LPX 10.6.2. Hopefully, it works for you. :-)

const logic = sf.ui.app('com.apple.logic10');
const mainWin = logic.mainWindow;
const inspector = mainWin.getFirstWithDescription('Inspector');
const inspectorList = inspector.children.whoseRole.is("AXList").first;
const inspectorOutline = inspectorList.groups.first.scrollAreas.first.childrenByRole("AXOutline").first
const rows = inspectorOutline.childrenByRole("AXRow").map(c => c)
const fadeSliders = rows.filter(row => row.children.allItems[1].frame.y === 325 || row.children.allItems[1].frame.y === 363,);

const fadeInSlider = fadeSliders[0].sliders.first
const fadeOutSlider = fadeSliders[1].sliders.first

//Set Fade-In Value
fadeInSlider.value.intValue = 400;

//Set Fade-Out Value
fadeOutSlider.value.intValue = 400;

//Increment Fade-In Value
//fadeInSlider.value.intValue = fadeInSlider.value.invalidate().intValue + 100;

//Increment Fade-Out Value
//fadeOutSlider.value.intValue = fadeOutSlider.value.invalidate().intValue + 100;

//Decrement Fade-In Value
//fadeInSlider.value.intValue = fadeInSlider.value.invalidate().intValue - 100;

//Decrement Fade-Out Value
//fadeOutSlider.value.intValue = fadeOutSlider.value.invalidate().intValue - 100;

Rock on!