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This seems to cover the same issue:
http://macscripter.net/viewtopic.php?id=28627
From what I can tell at the moment, a full answer is going to have to be done in Obj-C, but a short Applescript like this will at least get the number of displays connected:
tell application "Image Events"
launch
get properties of every display
quit
end tell
I need my code to evaluate whether an external display is connected via a mini-display port.
Ideally, I'd like to do this by having a bash command that determines a boolean True/False value for the presence of a file. I'm just not sure what file I should be looking for, presumably something in /dev/
Any suggestions what it should be, or suggestions of a better way to make the determination (anything in applescript, bash, objective-c, or plain-old c will do)?
TIA
I need my code to evaluate whether an external display is connected via a mini-display port.
Ideally, I'd like to do this by having a bash command that determines a boolean True/False value for the presence of a file. I'm just not sure what file I should be looking for, presumably something in /dev/
Any suggestions what it should be, or suggestions of a better way to make the determination (anything in applescript, bash, objective-c, or plain-old c will do)?
TIA
I need my code to evaluate whether an external display is connected via a mini-display port.
Ideally, I'd like to do this by having a bash command that determines a boolean True/False value for the presence of a file. I'm just not sure what file I should be looking for, presumably something in /dev/
Any suggestions what it should be, or suggestions of a better way to make the determination (anything in applescript, bash, objective-c, or plain-old c will do)?
TIA
