(*
"Make Opaque" iTerm script
Description:
Make all iTerm terminals (windows) and tabs (sessions)
opaque by setting the transparency to "0.0".
This is useful for when something very busy is going on
behind iTerm and all the screen redraws are slowing your
Mac down to a crawl. =)
No warranty. Tested with iTerm 0.8.0 but may also work
with other versions.
Written by Andrew Shugg <ashugg@mac.com>
http://homepage.mac.com/ashugg/
Make Opaque.scpt
Last modified: $Date: 2004-08-28 21:20:16 +0800 (Sat, 28 Aug 2004) $
Set iTerm's transparency to 0.0 (opaque). Does not affect the
transparency setting in Preferences. Intended to be placed in
iTerm's Script's folder:
~/Library/Application Support/iTerm/Scripts
Released under the same licensing terms as iTerm itself.
iTerm homepage: http://iterm.sf.net/
*)
tell application "iTerm"
activate
-- Make a list of all the terminals (windows) to iterate over
set TerminalList to terminals
repeat with myTerminal in TerminalList
-- Make a list of all the sessions (tabs) in this terminal (window) to iterate over
set SessionList to sessions of myTerminal
repeat with mySession in SessionList
tell mySession
set transparency to "0.0"
end tell
end repeat
end repeat
end tell
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