Now it's better with not having to depend on the low update. Thanks for the update.
Not sure I like the FormatMultiline option though. It literally gets rid of new lines by replacing them with spaces. I think it would be better to replace them with #crlf# so the new lines still work, like this:
The text will display as normal but when you add a new line what you're adding is #crlf#.
Not sure I like the FormatMultiline option though. It literally gets rid of new lines by replacing them with spaces. I think it would be better to replace them with #crlf# so the new lines still work, like this:
Code:
[Rainmeter]Update=1000[Variables]Text=This is a test#crlf##crlf#with multiline replacements. [BackGround]Meter=Shape Shape=Rectangle 0,0,800,400,0 |StrokeWidth 0 | FillColor 0,0,0,75DynamicVariables=1LeftMouseUpAction=[!CommandMeasure InputHandler "Start"][InputHandler]Measure=PluginPlugin=BlurInputMeasureName=#CURRENTSECTION#FormatMultiline=0MeterName=Text_1Cursor=|Password=0Multiline=1Limit=0Width=0DefaultValue=#Text#RegExpSubstitute=1Substitute="\n":"#*crlf*#"InputType=CustomAllowedCharacters=AllOnUpdateAction=OnEnterAction=[!Log "[InputHandler]"][!WriteKeyValue Variables Text "[InputHandler]"]OnESCAction=[!Log "[InputHandler]"]DynamicVariables=1[Text_1]Meter=StringText=#Text#FontSize=18FontColor=255,255,255X=10Y=10Antialias=1FontWeight=500FontSize=15stringAlign = LeftFOntFace=UbuntuDynamicVariables=1Statistics: Posted by RicardoTM — 50 minutes ago