I need to know what are Rainmeter's limits. I've read there are a few, not by reliable sources though.
-Maximum number of string indexes in a single skin?
-Maximum number of lines/characters in a single skin?
-Maximum number of characters/expressions per line?
-Maximum amount of data that a single skin can hold (how many characters or something similar)?
Please post any other limits if there are any.
Thanks in advance!
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Rainmeter's limits
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Rainmeter's limits
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Re: Rainmeter's limits
I really don't think there are limits, but the more you have the slower you skin will be. (I believe.)
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The best way to find out is test it yourself.
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Re: Rainmeter's limits
I would have thought there are not limits too, but I already hit the ceiling, I think. For example, adding just 4 regexp parts (there were are already 16 exact same parts) to the "RegExp" made the skin work as if there was no RegExp code at all.
I have 100 string indexes, so could be that Rainmeter doesn't except string indexes with 3 digit number.
I have 100 string indexes, so could be that Rainmeter doesn't except string indexes with 3 digit number.
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Re: Rainmeter's limits
I am unaware of any limits on the items you mentioned. The only StringIndex limit I know of is the 99 indexes per measure.
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Re: Rainmeter's limits
Yeah, same DragonMage.
I thought the 99 one, but I wasn't positive.
You did something wrong then, because I have 40 RegExp parts in one of mine and it works fine...
Or the site isn't letting you get data for awhile. I'm pretty sure they can temporarily ban you.
I thought the 99 one, but I wasn't positive.
You did something wrong then, because I have 40 RegExp parts in one of mine and it works fine...
Or the site isn't letting you get data for awhile. I'm pretty sure they can temporarily ban you.
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Re: Rainmeter's limits
That's it, I have 100 string indexes. So if I add another measure for webparser and make it skip everything to what should be 50th string index before through RegExp, it should work right?
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Re: Rainmeter's limits
Copy the SAME code from the webparser (Aka don't type in the url as [oldmeasure]) and then start the regular expression where the last one left off, and do the string index as 1.
That's how I think it works.
That's how I think it works.
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Re: Rainmeter's limits
I don't know what you mean, but this works just fine:
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