Little help

[madsen]

change the ExpQuote variable with following code

Thanks alot JamX!

It didn't take "prices" with commas, only period so i fixed it with this:

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ExpQuote=(?siU).*"name":"(.*)".*"price":"(\d+[,.]\d{0,2}+).*"priceChange":"(.*)".*"priceChangePercent":"(.*)"

Works perfect again

[JamX]

[Yincognito]

Thanks alot JamX!

It didn't take "prices" with commas, only period so i fixed it with this:

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ExpQuote=(?siU).*"name":"(.*)".*"price":"(\d+[,.]\d{0,2}+).*"priceChange":"(.*)".*"priceChangePercent":"(.*)"

Works perfect again

Be aware that if you have prices without a decimal separator (e.g. 124 instead of 124.0 or 124,0 i.e. stuff without a period or a comma, depending on region) the above won't work. Just saying...
But then, maybe the site always provides decimally separated prices, who knows?

[Mordasius]

The MarketPrices skin was updated on Deviant Art a few days ago. The latest version uses the following RegExp:

ExpQuote=(?siU).*Intangible/FinancialQuote.*"name":"(.*)".*"price":"(.*)".*"priceChange":"(\+|\-?.*)".*"priceChangePercent":"(\+|\-?.*)"

Give it a try and it just might work.

ALSO: Please, please don't use update rates less than the default UpdateQuotes=600 which is once every ten minutes. If you do you could end up getting Webparser and all other Rainmeter users blocked from the site! I suspect this was what happened on the previous Bloomberg version when one ignoramus insisted on updating once every minute despite being repeatedly told the site only updated the prices every 2-3 minutes.

-- I've just been watching the Asian markets and prices from the Heng Seng and Shanghai exchanges are only updated every sixty-seventy (60-70) minutes.

[Yincognito]

The latest version uses the following RegExp:

ExpQuote=(?siU).*Intangible/FinancialQuote.*"name":"(.*)".*"price":"(.*)".*"priceChange":"(\+|\-?.*)".*"priceChangePercent":"(\+|\-?.*)"

Give it a try and it just might work.

Agreed, it seems much better to just capture the whole value and then manipulate decimals or whatever in a RegExp Substitute, instead of trying to directly get stuff formatted as you want to from the WebParser measure's RegExp.