Possibly you could use the user profile script (that runs every time powershell starts) to run any commands you want including importing modules. Located at C:\Users\USER_NAME\Documents\WindowsPowerSh

Joseph That's why I think the reasonable direction would be not to even try to update disabled add-ons, unless they were auto-disabled for compatibility reasons. Or, alternately, to let users know tha

Joseph Lee wrote: I think having an add-on updated that is disabled, and then having it suddenly enabled, would be unexpected UX and should be avoided if at all possible. It may be NVDA's fault that t

James Scholes wrote: He didn't want to delete the directory, apparently only its contents. If I am not mistaken, he would have to bundle that with his add-on as it's not in the NVDA subset of the stan

Rui Fontes wrote: For os.system, you are launching a shell (cmd.exe). Then calling a program that is intended for user interactions. Assuming that program (del, in this case) works exactly as intended

Pawel Urbanski wrote: https://addons.nvda-project.org/requirements Luke

Pawel Urbanski wrote: globalVars (lower case g) is literally just a module. It has some variables of its own that NVDA itself uses for various things, but it is little more than a namespace that you c

Pawel Urbanski wrote: After glancing at your code briefly [1], it seems that what you are trying to do isn't to save runtime state data for an App Module, so much as you are trying to access the state

Are you going to release this on the community site, and do you need help with that? Luke Pawel Urbanski wrote:

Pawel Urbanski wrote: That does not seem to be what James suggested. Why do you think it's proper? Specifically, wherefore the ".appModule" part of that construct? I haven't looked at your code to see

René Linke wrote: You are not alone in thinking that Global Extension has too many different things going on in it to be practical. I don't even think of it when looking for an add-on, because even if

#addonrequest

Cyrille via groups.io wrote: Please do. I have not installed it yet, but based on its description I will be definitely installing it soon. I have an add-on called Debug Helper, then renamed to Dev Hel

#addonrequestreview

Travis Roth wrote: The subject line has 15 hashtags, including two misspellings of #addonrelease. Luke

#addonrequestreview

All this "has been going to change soon" for at least two years now. You're correct in every respect as far as I'm concerned. I'll get something in the dev guide, and I agree with Noelia's approach re

Somebody needs to take responsibility for it. That should likely be whoever modified it. I seem to remember this add-on causing instability in the past, when it wasn't kept up to date with internal NV

Stefan Moisei via groups.io wrote: It's only optional if no other add-on conflicts with your gesture. It's easy to do. Pick a category in Input Gestures. Set that in your call to @script. Example, fro

I actually did get one of these on May 16th, except not from the list. It was from some address, claiming Adriano Barbieri's name, and having a spreadsheet attached. It did have Adriano's correct emai

Noelia Ruiz wrote: But where will they get it, if they are downloading for the first time today? I think this just highlights the difference between announcements and automation. It is good to announc

Joseph Lee wrote: Allow me to simplify my questions. I know what .gitignore is doing. If it is not intended that repositories should carry .html versions of translated .md files, I can understand that

Hello I am trying to manually add a translation to an add-on, and I have noticed the following things about the add-on template, and wanted to ask those who are more aware of the translations system.