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Why is 0,3, and not simply 3, the first value of [Enum]? Shouldn't the initial value of [Enum] be the the empty string and the initial value of [Calc] be the string 3, which concatenated with a comma would yield 3,?
Even more so, if I make [Calc] a String measure having the same value of 3, then [Enum] correctly omits the 0 but it gives 3,3, as its first value, when it should simply yield 3,. It's no formula, no invalid value of a measure, shouldn't this behave similarly to an incrementing Calc, but using strings?
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[Rainmeter]Update=1000AccurateText=1DynamicWindowSize=1---Measures---[Calc]Measure=CalcFormula=3[Enum]Measure=StringString=[Enum][Calc],DynamicVariables=1---Meters---[Image]Meter=ImageW=100H=100SolidColor=255,0,0,255Why is 0,3, and not simply 3, the first value of [Enum]? Shouldn't the initial value of [Enum] be the the empty string and the initial value of [Calc] be the string 3, which concatenated with a comma would yield 3,?
Even more so, if I make [Calc] a String measure having the same value of 3, then [Enum] correctly omits the 0 but it gives 3,3, as its first value, when it should simply yield 3,. It's no formula, no invalid value of a measure, shouldn't this behave similarly to an incrementing Calc, but using strings?
Statistics: Posted by Yincognito — Today, 7:13 pm