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Show Enabled/Disabled in command line --list #54
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Other things to note: The project and scheme changes are just an artifact of building with a newer version of Xcode (7.3.1). Also, https://github.com/Eun/DisableMonitor/pull/54/files#diff-8eb5caa8511e325a14c7b1512d37cc60L36 is the change in main.m, I don't know why the diff isn't showing this properly. |
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This change adds the ability to see if a display is enabled or disabled in the --list command. This will allow users to act in a more informed way to avoid running into the problems that arise when trying to disable a disabled display or enabling an enabled display.