Help: Rainmeter Skins • Re: Hide & Seek

Is this Pseude code?
Is it permissible to position X using this query? In any case, it doesn't work.

Code:

[IconSetting]Meter=StringX=(#EditIndex#=1?([FavPreview1:W]-23):(#EditIndex#=2?([FavPreview2:W]-23):(#EditIndex#=3?([FavPreview3:W]-23):(#EditIndex#=4?([FavPreview1:W]-23):(#EditIndex#=5?([FavPreview1:W]-23):(#EditIndex#=6?([FavPreview6:W]-23):(#EditIndex#=7?([FavPreview7:W]-23):(#EditIndex#=8?([FavPreview8:W]-23):([FavPreview1:W]-23)))))))))Y=([FavPreview1:H]-45)InlineSetting=Shadow | 2 | 1 | 2 | 0,0,0,255FontSize=15FontColor=255,255,255,255SolidColor=50,50,50,50Padding=1,10,2,10AntiAlias=1Text=[\xec55]InlineSetting2=Face | IcoFontInlinePattern2=[\xec55]StringEffect=BorderFontEffectColor=0,0,0,255DynamicVariables=1

In itself (i.e. without looking at the rest of the code), this should work, as long as you are aware of the fact that there is a maximum of 30 nested operators.

Not sure if it applies, as there seem to be either exceptions or typos in your conditionals, but doesn't X=([&FavPreview[#EditIndex]:W]-23) do the job?

Statistics: Posted by Yincognito — Yesterday, 9:11 pm

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