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Keep the skin state after restart/refresh
- pul53dr1v3r
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- balala
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Re: Keep the skin state after restart/refresh
I think you have found what's wrong. Did you?Pul53dr1v3r wrote:editing...
- pul53dr1v3r
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Re: Keep the skin state after restart/refresh
Yes, I did. It's all perfect with the option now. Keeping the last clicked state after refresh, restart working flawlessly.balala wrote: I think you have found what's wrong. Did you?
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Re: Keep the skin state after restart/refresh
That looks very logical even thought I didn't know it as well. Since the "measures" don't contain any graphics elements, there is nothing the Redraw function could do (draw) there. Grinding of the empty mill.balala wrote: You're welcome.
Just keep in mind that [!Redraw] should be used just along with the [!UpdateMeter...] / [!UpdateMeterGroup...] bangs and eventually with [!ShowMeter...] / [!HideMeter...] / [!ShowMeterGroup...] / [!HideMeterGroup...]. Usually nor the [!UpdateMeasure...], nor the [!UpdateMeasureGroup...] doesn't require the [!Redraw] bang.
- balala
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Re: Keep the skin state after restart/refresh
Exactly. I see you've understood the essence...Pul53dr1v3r wrote:That looks very logical even thought I didn't know it as well. Since the "measures" don't contain any graphics elements, there is nothing the Redraw function could do (draw) there.