osx - Is there a way to iterate over all open windows in Mac OS X? -

When you unplug an external monitor with a higher resolution than your laptop, your MacBook, windows mostly Retains their width, but their size is cut at the (small) height of the MacBook screen when you plug the monitor again, their size is smaller than the disappointment.

My question is this: Is there any way I can repeat all the open windows again, save their size, and the monitor gets plugged again?

How the following Apple script shows:

• Loop

• Retrieve and change window status
• Retrieve and change the window size

  Code:

    Tell the application "system events" to process procedures to process processes to repeat processes with processes to count processes to repeat the process X to 1 Window window) Set window in window window Set window Set window size Set the size of window size Set the position of window Set x size for x {0, 0} {100 , 100} End Repeating End Repeat End Repeat End Note   
   Note: Script needs access to accessories (FAP): 
   "System Preferences" "Universal Access" " Accessories  
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