and get rid of [TitleString] entirely, if you don't use it or you want all its text removed. Of course, instead of removing the latter, you could do a:
in [TitleString] and achieve the same thing, but unless yo want to follow some consistent formatting in your code where "title meters" exist even if they don't display anything, removing it entirely seems less redundant.
AdrianJC wrote: ↑November 23rd, 2020, 2:56 pm
Thnx Yincognito, that did the job.....
I'm totally lost in what is possible with all commands.
The manual should help though. As a principle, there are very few things that aren't possible (in general and with Rainmeter), so the real question would be HOW to make it possible, and not IF. Then, you just pick the related section from the manual (i.e. the measure, meter or plugin) and start from there in identifying how to achieve something.
Apart from that, in terms of string or text manipulation, regular expressions (i.e. RegExp or RegEx) is your friend, and using some online regex testers (or even Rainmeter's own RainRegExp) is a wise thing to do. As long as you use it in a measure (and not a meter, since meters are pretty limited to just displaying things), you can pretty much turn a string into whatever you like.