Limitation for If* expression

[mak_kawa]

Just a curiosity. Is there an upper limit for the number of IfCondition/IfMatch expressions? I mean the number is "N" of IfConditionN and IfMatchN.

[balala]

Just a curiosity. Is there an upper limit for the number of IfCondition/IfMatch expressions? I mean the number is "N" of IfConditionN and IfMatchN.

No, there is not.

[jsmorley]

18,446,744,073,709,551,615

We feel like eighteen quintillion four hundred and forty-six quadrillion seven hundred and forty-four trillion seventy-three billion seven hundred and nine million five hundred and fifty-one thousand six hundred and fifteen IfConditions in a single measure should be enough.

[balala]

18,446,744,073,709,551,615

We feel like eighteen quintillion four hundred and forty-six quadrillion seven hundred and forty-four trillion seventy-three billion seven hundred and nine million five hundred and fifty-one thousand six hundred and fifteen IfConditions in a single measure should be enough.

Well, to be honest, I had no idea about this "limitation", but as such, I think this also means I had right and practically there is no limit.

[jsmorley]

Well, to be honest, I had no idea about this "limitation", but as such, I think this also means I had right and practically there is no limit.

Yes. While there is pretty much always some "limit" with numbers in computer programs, in this case it pretty much rounds to "infinite", since you would run entirely out of memory long before Rainmeter could reach that number of IfConditions.

[balala]

Yes. While there is pretty much always some "limit" with numbers in computer programs,

True.

[fonpaolo]

I suspect that one gets tired of adding strings long before he reaches the limit of IfConditions...

[mak_kawa]

Hi guys.

Thanks for information. Infinite as the outside of our space...