So, the skin I'm having problems with is much more complex that this example I'm gonna show you, but it perfectly demonstrate the problem.
I'm making a proportional/scalable/dynamic skin (hence the variables format) and when I'm trying to set a escaped variable it shows this error on the log:
Formula: "[#Variable]" is unknown: (...)
I made this skin that replicates the error:
It resizes when scrolling on it, the target is to keep the corners proportional while doing it.As you can see, it works fine, if you scroll up/down it resizes correctly even though it shows the error I mentioned earlier on the log.
So the question is, what is causing this error? To me it has to do with the escaped variable but this is what happens:
(I'm talking about the IfMatchAction)
If you don't escape [#Width] then it stops being dynamic (which means the corners stop being proportional when resizing it).
If you escape it once [#*Width*] then it works fine but shows the error Formula: "[#Width]" is unknown: ([#Width]*(1/10)).
If you escape it twice [#**Width**] then it stops working at all (to me this should be the correct syntax btw).
Before you say, "use Set Option Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
". Set option is indeed a possibility, but in the real skin I'm not changing a single shape but many, so in terms of number of characters and code readability is just more optimal to set a single variable than set a whole shape option only to change a single parameter of it, without mentioning I'd need a set option bang per shape.
but to answer, yes, this works: But is not what I need.
TIA.
I'm making a proportional/scalable/dynamic skin (hence the variables format) and when I'm trying to set a escaped variable it shows this error on the log:
Formula: "[#Variable]" is unknown: (...)
I made this skin that replicates the error:
It resizes when scrolling on it, the target is to keep the corners proportional while doing it.
Code:
[Rainmeter]Update=-1AccurateText=1DynamicWindowSize=1 [Variables]Size=200Scale=1scaleMin=1scaleMax=5scaleIncrement=0.5aspectRatio=(16/9)Width=([#*Size*]*[#*Scale*])Height=([#*Width*]/[#*aspectRatio*])Corners=([#*Width*]*(1/20))Theme=Theme1[measureMeter]measure=StringString=[#Theme]IfMatch=Theme1IfMatchAction=[!SetVariable Corners "([#*Width*]*(1/10))"]DynamicVariables=1[shapeMeter]meter=shapeshape=rectangle 0,0,[#Width],[#Height],[#Corners] | strokewidth 0MouseScrollUpAction=[!SetVariable Scale (Clamp(([#Scale]+[#scaleIncrement]),[#ScaleMin],[#ScaleMax]))][!UpdateMeter *][!Redraw]MouseScrollDownAction=[!SetVariable Scale (Clamp(([#Scale]-[#scaleIncrement]),[#ScaleMin],[#ScaleMax]))][!UpdateMeter *][!Redraw]DynamicVariables=1So the question is, what is causing this error? To me it has to do with the escaped variable but this is what happens:
(I'm talking about the IfMatchAction)
If you don't escape [#Width] then it stops being dynamic (which means the corners stop being proportional when resizing it).
If you escape it once [#*Width*] then it works fine but shows the error Formula: "[#Width]" is unknown: ([#Width]*(1/10)).
If you escape it twice [#**Width**] then it stops working at all (to me this should be the correct syntax btw).
Before you say, "use Set Option Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
". Set option is indeed a possibility, but in the real skin I'm not changing a single shape but many, so in terms of number of characters and code readability is just more optimal to set a single variable than set a whole shape option only to change a single parameter of it, without mentioning I'd need a set option bang per shape.but to answer, yes, this works:
Code:
IfMatchAction=[!SetOption shapeMeter Shape "rectangle 0,0,[#*Width*],[#*Height*],([#*Width*]*(1/10)) | strokewidth 0"]TIA.
Statistics: Posted by RicardoTM — Yesterday, 7:50 pm — Replies 9 — Views 128
