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Locating the position of one config from another config
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Locating the position of one config from another config
Like the title says, Is it possible to locate the position of one config from another? I want to be able to !ActivateConfig one skin in relation to the position another skin. If ConfigA is W=300 H=500 and is draggable , I want ConfigB to "Activate" in the position (ConfigA's X location+ 300). This is just an example to get a handle on how it maybe done. I understand this example runs into an inherent problem if ConfigA is to close to the right edge of the screen. But again it's just an example to get an idea on how this might be done.
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Re: Locating the position of one config from another config
What I would do is add a measure to ConfigA which detects changes in #CURRENTCONFIGX# and #CURRENTCONFIGY#, and writes the X/Y values to an include file that ConfigB will read when it loads.
In ConfigA, something like this:
In ConfigB:
In ConfigA, something like this:
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[Variables]
MyX=0
MyY=0
[MeasureMyX]
Measure=Calc
DynamicVariables=1
Formula=(#CURRENTCONFIGX# = #MyX#) && (#CURRENTCONFIGY# = #MyY#)
IfEqualValue=0
IfEqualAction=[!SetVariable MyX #CURRENTCONFIGX#][!SetVariable MyY #CURRENTCONFIGY#][!WriteKeyValue Variables ConfigAX #CURRENTCONFIGX# "Position.inc"][!WriteKeyValue Variables ConfigAY #CURRENTCONFIGY# "Position.inc"]
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[Rainmeter]
OnRefreshAction=!Move #ConfigAX# #ConfigAY#
@include=Positions.inc
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Re: Locating the position of one config from another config
Makes sense. Looks like the path I would have went down. Just didn't know if there was something else. I do find myself writing out an entire script only to find out there was a simpler "built-in" method that works just the same. Just seeing if this was the case. Thanx yet again