• winExec ?-w win? method
This command executes various high level UI actions concerning document windows. The possible values for the action method are:

deminiaturize	De-minimize the window
mergeAllWindows	Merge all separate windows into one window that contains multiple tabs
miniaturize	Display the minimized window in the Dock
newWindowForTab	Create a new tab (simulates the plus button)
nextTab	Select the next tabbed window
orderBack	Move the window to the back of its level
orderFront	Move the window to the front of its level
orderOut	Hide the window
previousTab	Select the previous tabbed window
tabToNewWindow	Move a tabbed window to a separate window
toggleFullScreen	Take the window into or out of fullscreen mode
toggleTabBar	Show or hide the tab bar
toggleTabOverview	Show or hide the tabs overview grid
toggleToolbarShown	Show or hide the toolbar
zoom	Simulate the user clicking the zoom box

The orderBack and orderFront methods move the window to the back (resp. the front) of its level in the screen list, without changing either the key window or the main window. If you want to make a window the key window (that is to say the window that receives the keyboard events) when bringing it to the front, use the makeKeyAndOrderFront method.
The toggleTabBar method can be used to show the tab bar in a window that doesn’t have tabs.
Note that some of the action methods are available only in versions 10.12 or greater of Mac OS X: mergeAllWindows, nextTab, previousTab, tabToNewWindow, toggleTabBar. The toggleTabOverview method is available in version 10.13 or greater of Mac OS X. On earlier versions of the system, these methods are no-ops.