I'm glad. But have you finally succeeded into setting the variable(s) properly?Gangula wrote:Okay, Thank you. Really helps
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Setvaribale from a skin into a file in @resources folder
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Re: Setvaribale from a skin into a file in @resources folder
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Re: Setvaribale from a skin into a file in @resources folder
Yeah, I have tried it with one of the skins I needed, now I just simply have to increase the number of SetVariable bangsbalala wrote: But have you finally succeeded into setting the variable(s) properly?
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Re: Setvaribale from a skin into a file in @resources folder
Ok, I'm glad.Gangula wrote:Yeah, I have tried it with one of the skins I needed, now I just simply have to increase the number of SetVariable bangs
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Re: Setvaribale from a skin into a file in @resources folder
Can I do this in the variables.Inc file and use that as a variable in the skin?balala wrote:Have to write one pair (one for the X and the other for the Y variable), then copy and paste them so many as many times you need them.
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Re: Setvaribale from a skin into a file in @resources folder
Again: using the !SetVariable bang doesn't write anything anywhere. The variables set by these bangs are set dynamically, without physically writing them. Their newly set values exist just in the memory, aren't written to a file. So, there is nothing to do in the variables.inc file, or in any other.Gangula wrote:Can I do this in the variables.Inc file and use that as a variable in the skin?
EDIT: Am I misunderstood you? You'd like to write the !SetVariable bangs into the variables.inc file?
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Re: Setvaribale from a skin into a file in @resources folder
Yeah, I would like to write the "!SetVariable" bangs into the variable.inc file as a variable and use it in multiple skins.balala wrote: EDIT: Am I misunderstood you? You'd like to write the !SetVariable bangs into the variables.inc file?