Bit confused with this as when I set DL measure to UseBits=1 it shows the same value in the Log, is that right?
I've also looked at the illustro skin and added the same formula for the Bar that my old working skin has, MaxValue=(#DownSpeed# * 1048576), yet that Bar only shows around 5%? Why is that?
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Nested Conditions + Formulas
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Re: Nested Conditions + Formulas
This is my formula: ([&m[#CURRENTSECTION]:]/((#DownSpeed# * (1024**2))/8)*(#BarH#))
Downspeed=30.00
From what I can work out:
((CurrentValue/MaxValue)*BarH)
Should give the correct value for a Bar/Shape meter, yes?
But for some reason this doesn't work.
This MaxValue=(30 * 1048576) gives the text value correctly and so surely it is required in the Bar/Shape formula? But I can't add it as it won't work. I either get no Bar or a Bar that is about 4/5 times too big!
So going by the above formula which works elsewhere, I should do this:
((CurrentValue/(30 * 1048576))*BarH)
Which equates to:
((3689100/31457280)*45) Which gives a completely incorrect result!
So, I'm assuming this number is in MB not Mb so I need to divide by 8? I get this: 3932160
Meaning I have to do this equation:
((CurrentValue/((30 * 1048576)/8))*BarH)
Or:
((3689100/((30 * 1048576)/8))*45)
But I still only get 52.xxx%. But the download speed is around 94/5% So what do I need to do here?
Any help please?
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Downspeed=30.00
From what I can work out:
((CurrentValue/MaxValue)*BarH)
Should give the correct value for a Bar/Shape meter, yes?
But for some reason this doesn't work.
This MaxValue=(30 * 1048576) gives the text value correctly and so surely it is required in the Bar/Shape formula? But I can't add it as it won't work. I either get no Bar or a Bar that is about 4/5 times too big!
So going by the above formula which works elsewhere, I should do this:
((CurrentValue/(30 * 1048576))*BarH)
Which equates to:
((3689100/31457280)*45) Which gives a completely incorrect result!
So, I'm assuming this number is in MB not Mb so I need to divide by 8? I get this: 3932160
Meaning I have to do this equation:
((CurrentValue/((30 * 1048576)/8))*BarH)
Or:
((3689100/((30 * 1048576)/8))*45)
But I still only get 52.xxx%. But the download speed is around 94/5% So what do I need to do here?
Any help please?
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Re: Nested Conditions + Formulas
Managed to solve it.
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Thanks for your help!
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Re: Nested Conditions + Formulas
Just as a side note, you should know that in Rainmeter, unlike in programming languages (what Rainmeter is not!), the comments have to be added in distinct lines, not to the end of existing lines. This means that for instance a [4Stat] ; NET download meter name is not correct (even if any times Rainmeter get this working), because it should look this way:
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[4Stat]
; NET download
A few details here.
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Re: Nested Conditions + Formulas
Thanks balala
I knew about it already, it's not in my code, it was added to inform anyone helping.![Big Grin :D](./images/smilies/ag.gif)
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I knew about it already, it's not in my code, it was added to inform anyone helping.
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Re: Nested Conditions + Formulas
Alright, you know, but even in such a case you should add them to new lines.
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