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LIM!T - change language in date / clock format

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Re: LIM!T - change language in date / clock format

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seanx wrote: May 17th, 2021, 7:46 pm Fine.
This can be at any time, no need to hurry.
death.crafter posted a solution in mean time. Is it ok or I still have to post a description?
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Re: LIM!T - change language in date / clock format

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@ death.crafter
@balala
I understand, it works fine.
Well thank you :thumbup:
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Re: LIM!T - change language in date / clock format

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seanx wrote: May 19th, 2021, 2:53 am I understand, it works fine.
Really? Did you get the size, font, color and so on changed? Don't you need further assistance?
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Re: LIM!T - change language in date / clock format

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balala wrote: May 19th, 2021, 12:52 pm Really? Did you get the size, font, color and so on changed? Don't you need further assistance?
yet I only tried to change the size here:
---------------------------------
file-clock.ini
[Variables]
@include1 = # @ # limvar.ini
; main string size
size = 380

This works.
--------------------------------


I haven't tried color and font, but I think it needs to change here:
---------------------------------
”Rainmeter\Skins\LIM!T\@ Recousers\limvar.ini”
; font name
fname = xxx
; all colors and shadows
color0 = ..., ..., ...
color1 = ...
...

you probably don't need to change anything here:
”Rainmeter\Skins\LIM!T\@ Recousers\styles.ini”

-------------------------------

I think I understand that. So I have no questions about LIM!IT.
Thank you for helping me.
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Re: LIM!T - change language in date / clock format

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seanx wrote: May 19th, 2021, 1:39 pm yet I only tried to change the size here:
---------------------------------
file-clock.ini
[Variables]
@include1 = # @ # limvar.ini
; main string size
size = 380

This works.
--------------------------------


I haven't tried color and font, but I think it needs to change here:
---------------------------------
▼ LIM!T
▼ @ Recousers
limvar.ini
; font name
fname = xxx
; all colors and shadows
color0 = ..., ..., ...
color1 = ...
...

you probably don't need to change anything here:
▼ LIM!T
▼ @ Recousers
styles.ini
-------------------------------

I think I understand that. So I have no questions about LIM!IT.
Thank you for helping me.
May be that code of yours work but let me point out a few things...
1. there are spaces in @include1=# @ #limvar.ini
2. you are using .ini for includes which works but is not a good habit. .inc is a preferrable extension for include files.
3. you are using comments for variables which could have been self-expalnatory like fname->fontname
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Re: LIM!T - change language in date / clock format

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seanx wrote: May 19th, 2021, 1:39 pm yet I only tried to change the size here:
---------------------------------
file-clock.ini
[Variables]
@include1 = # @ # limvar.ini
; main string size
size = 380

This works.
--------------------------------


I haven't tried color and font, but I think it needs to change here:
---------------------------------
▼ LIM!T
▼ @ Recousers
limvar.ini
; font name
fname = xxx
; all colors and shadows
color0 = ..., ..., ...
color1 = ...
...

you probably don't need to change anything here:
▼ LIM!T
▼ @ Recousers
styles.ini
-------------------------------

I think I understand that. So I have no questions about LIM!IT.
Thank you for helping me.
First see death.crafter's reply, he's right on what he says.
Secondly, whenever are you posting code, please simply copy and past the code here. Don't add different arrows or other unndeeded signs. To be honest I can't and don't even want to follow the above code. If you have further questions (may have) please come back with a reply, where you simply paste the code, as I asked.