Does the "Show HUD Overlay" action support showing a SF Symbol based on the value of variable? I am trying to write an applescript action that checks the mute status of Zoom and toggles between muting and unmuting. In addition to changing the mute state the action also sets a variable micStatus to either mic or mic.slash, which are the names of SF Symbols I want to display in the HUD. I can get the value of the variable in the HUD just fine by using {micStatus} in the title or subtitle, but it doesn't seem to work as symbol name.
Or is there some function I can use as a title / subtitle that allows converting from a variable to a symbol name?
Is it a limitation of the conditional flow that only permanent variables are supported? I needed to change my code from set_string_variable to set_persistent_string_variable to make the variable available for the conditional flow. But otherwise using the control was very straightforward.
Hey, @Andreas_Hegenberg -
Could you tell me if there's an easier/better way to do this lol
What would be the condition/value to check for the pinned floating window to show an "on/off" HUD overlay? Thank you so much! haha