"No such measure"

[kati42]

Does anyone else have a problem where Rainmeter just doesn't see a measure? Or perhaps there are two meters that use the same measure, one works and one generates an error? I'm trying to narrow down the problem to get more specific information...

[jsmorley]

Does anyone else have a problem where Rainmeter just doesn't see a measure? Or perhaps there are two meters that use the same measure, one works and one generates an error? I'm trying to narrow down the problem to get more specific information...

Never run into this unless I have a spelling error...

[Chewtoy]

Never run into this unless I have a spelling error...

Makes two of us.

[kati42]

Yeah - just in case that was the problem, I copied & pasted the name of the measure from the measure definition to the meter where it is used.

Maybe I just need to retype the whole file... Maybe there's a stray character somewhere else causing this problem.

[JamesAC]

I am having this problem, when I tried to add a new meter and measure the measure was not recognised, I tried changing to another measure which was working in a different meter and it still claims there is "No such Measure"

[jsmorley]

Post your code inside the "Code" BBCodes and we can take a look and see where the problem is.

[JamesAC]

Thanks for the quick response
Here are the parts which im trying to link:

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[MeasureDiskAccessC]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=PerfMon.dll
PerfMonObject=LogicalDisk
PerfMonCounter="Disk Bytes/sec"
PerfMonInstance=_Total
PerfMonInstance="C:"
UpdateDivider=4
Disabled=0

[MeterDiskAccessC]
Meter=LINE
Measure="MeasureDiskAccessC"
X=160
Y=30
W=186
H=19
LineColor=ACACAC
LineCount=1
AutoScale=1
LineWidth=1
;Hidden=1
AntiAlias=1

They are small parts of a large piece of code but the rest works fine

[jsmorley]

Thanks for the quick response
Here are the parts which im trying to link:

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[MeasureDiskAccessC]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=PerfMon.dll
PerfMonObject=LogicalDisk
PerfMonCounter="Disk Bytes/sec"
PerfMonInstance=_Total
PerfMonInstance="C:"
UpdateDivider=4
Disabled=0

[MeterDiskAccessC]
Meter=LINE
Measure="MeasureDiskAccessC"
X=160
Y=30
W=186
H=19
LineColor=ACACAC
LineCount=1
AutoScale=1
LineWidth=1
;Hidden=1
AntiAlias=1

They are small parts of a large piece of code but the rest works fine

First, it's MeasureName=MeasureDiskAccessC, not Measure=MeasureDiskAccessC

Second, you don't need the quotes (although they may not hurt)

[JamesAC]

Ok,

That fixed it now

Changing Measure to MeasureName fixed it

Many Thanks

[jsmorley]

Ok,

That fixed it now

Changing Measure to MeasureName fixed it

Many Thanks

LineColor=ACACAC

Rainmeter uses RGB colors formatted as 0,0,0 (Black) to 255,255,255 (White)

ACACAC is the hex representation for the RGB 172,172,172

So your line is probably working, but displaying the default color.