Brackets problem with #CURRENTSECTION#

[FreeRaider]

Maybe this is not what you are looking for, but I found this solution:

skin.ini

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[Rainmeter]
Update=1000
OnRefreshAction=[!EnableMeasure MeasureDummy][!UpdateMeasure MeasureDummy]

[Variables]
@include=#@#Construction\core.inc
@include2=#@#Settings\timetable.inc

[MeasureDummy]
Measure=Script
ScriptFile=luatest.lua
Disabled=1

[TBL_11_TC_C]
Meter=Image
MeterStyle=CnsTblCell

[TBL_12_TC_C]
Meter=Image
MeterStyle=CnsTblCell

[TBL_13_TC_C]
Meter=Image
MeterStyle=CnsTblCell

core.inc

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[CnsTblCell]
DynamicVariables=1
UpdateDivider=-1
Group=GrpCell
X=0
Y=5R
W=150
H=30
SolidColor=45,45,45,150

timetable.inc

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[Variables]
TBL_11_TC_C=C:\
TBL_12_TC_C=C:\Users
TBL_13_TC_C=C:\Windows

luatest.lua

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function Initialize()

mt = {}              -- create the matrix
    
	for i=1,1 or nill do
      mt[i] = {}     -- create a new row
      
	  for j=1,3 or nill do
        mt[i][j] = '#TBL_'..i..j..'_TC_C#'
      
	   
         SKIN:Bang('!SetOption', 'TBL_'..i..j..'_TC_C', 'LeftMouseUpAction', '['..'"'..mt[i][j]..'"'..']')
	  
	  end
     
   end
	
end

function Update()

  
end

[Active Colors]

FreeRaider, the log throws me error: [MeasureDummy] | Script: File not valid

With my little lua knowledge I see no mistakes in your code, but sadly I don't understand what can cause rainmeter to show this type of error.

[FreeRaider]

Really weird, it works for me.

I have put luatest.lua [with encoding UTF-8 (in notepad++)] in same folder of skin.ini

[Active Colors]

Really weird, it works for me.

I have put luatest.lua [with encoding UTF-8 (in notepad++)] in same folder of skin.ini

Can you please make a .rmskin of this skin? I just don't see what I miss here.

Oh my, I had put it into a wrong skin folder. My, my. Sorry, I have lack of sleep these days. Thank you so much for the lua script. It works just great.

I have one question. How do I expand it? I mean, I have here not only TBL_11_TC_C and TBL_12_TC_C, but also
TBL_21_TC_C - TBL_29_TC_C, TBL_31_TC_C - TBL_39_TC_C, etc.

[FreeRaider]

Of course.

[FreeRaider]

We suppose that you start from TLB_11_TC_C to TLB_39_TC_C

In lua script there are "i" (rows) and "j" (columns),

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...
for i=1,3 or nill do
      mt[i] = {}    
      
     for j=1,9 or nill do
        mt[i][j] = '#TBL_'..i..j..'_TC_C#'
...

[Active Colors]

We suppose that you start from TLB_11_TC_C to TLB_39_TC_C

In lua script there are "i" (rows) and "j" (columns),

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...
for i=1,3 or nill do
      mt[i] = {}    
      
     for j=1,9 or nill do
        mt[i][j] = '#TBL_'..i..j..'_TC_C#'
...

You just can't imagine how happy I am now. Thank you so much, mate!

[FreeRaider]

And I am glad you like this solution.