MaestroSky wrote: ↑June 4th, 2021, 11:43 am
Yes as you said it's too much and I cut it down, and so far it works and suits me, since I'm not going to extract more than 3 parameters:
Actually the IfTrueAction without a corresponding IfCondition makes not too much sense. Even if on the above measure an IfTrueAction and an IfFalseAction, with the corresponding IfCondition are present, the IfTrueAction2 and IfTrueAction3 have no corresponding IfCondition2 and IfCondition3, so they do nothing.
MaestroSky wrote: ↑June 4th, 2021, 11:43 am
And as far as you understand that the parameters that are obtained are UNIX time. Now I try to translate it all into a normal display, but so far nothing comes out.
Yes, because there is a small mistake in the Formula option of the [MeasureUnixTimeToWindowsTime] measure. The [MeasureCurrentTime] (not posted) is supposablly a Time measure and as such adding its string value (represented by the first term of the sum within the Formula option - [MeasureCurrentTime]) is causing the measure not to return anything. So add the parameter to let the measure return its numeric value: Formula=[MeasureCurrentTime:]+[MeasureUnixTimeStart:].
In fact even better would be to add the time stamp of both measures used in the above Formula option. Something like this: Formula=[MeasureCurrentTime:TimeStamp]+[MeasureUnixTimeStart:TimeStamp].
balala wrote: ↑June 4th, 2021, 5:36 pm
Actually the IfTrueAction without a corresponding IfCondition makes not too much sense. Even if on the above measure an IfTrueAction and an IfFalseAction, with the corresponding IfCondition are present, the IfTrueAction2 and IfTrueAction3 have no corresponding IfCondition2 and IfCondition3, so they do nothing.
Yes, because there is a small mistake in the Formula option of the [MeasureUnixTimeToWindowsTime] measure. The [MeasureCurrentTime] (not posted) is supposablly a Time measure and as such adding its string value (represented by the first term of the sum within the Formula option - [MeasureCurrentTime]) is causing the measure not to return anything. So add the parameter to let the measure return its numeric value: Formula=[MeasureCurrentTime:]+[MeasureUnixTimeStart:].
In fact even better would be to add the time stamp of both measures used in the above Formula option. Something like this: Formula=[MeasureCurrentTime:TimeStamp]+[MeasureUnixTimeStart:TimeStamp].
What I just haven't tried is not getting the information from [MeasureCurrentTime] to [MeasureTimeConvert]
death.crafter wrote: ↑June 5th, 2021, 3:50 pm
Wait, does the ifcondition work in this manner? Just curious. Cause IfTrueAction2 and up have no conditions at all.
You're right - balala mentioned this in one of his last posts too. Personally I'm still trying to understand what was the goal here and if it's in some ways related to the OP's other post here...
Yincognito wrote: ↑June 5th, 2021, 4:20 pm
You're right - balala mentioned this in one of his last posts too. Personally I'm still trying to understand what was the goal here and if it's in some ways related to the OP's other post here...
For sure, if his goal was to get the maximum of those. Heck, I'm using such formulas for something like 32 CPU temperature values to get the highest of them - using IfConditions for that task would certainly be overkill. That's why I was wondering what the OP's actual goal in his skin is. Maybe some things can be done easier once you know the expected result. Folks sometimes simplify their skins before asking questions on the forum, and that makes the actual goal / expected result of the process a bit blurry.