First of all, thank you for your answers and especially to "Yincognito" to whom I also apologize... Yesterday I looked through my old posts out of nostalgia and I came across one or two posts where you had responded but no 'having not come back since... I hadn't seen him... Sorry.
Then, if I haven't posted any code, it's because, for the Python code, it's part of an AI like (by far) Cortana, so the code contains a lot of scripts. I wasn't going to post all my work. But I would just like to use a rainmeter skin to use simple values (like 0 or 1) if an AI module is on or off to illustrate the status.
For the rest, no problem, I'm just looking for how to update the retrieved value. I thought we could do it a bit like measuring the CPU for example. Or reading the file updates regularly, but it's not that easy ^^
So I'm going to explore webparser. I was able to see some tutorials but I thought that this one only worked for web links and not local ones.
Thanks for the help, I'll learn more about it![;)]( "Wink")
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Then, if I haven't posted any code, it's because, for the Python code, it's part of an AI like (by far) Cortana, so the code contains a lot of scripts. I wasn't going to post all my work. But I would just like to use a rainmeter skin to use simple values (like 0 or 1) if an AI module is on or off to illustrate the status.
For the rest, no problem, I'm just looking for how to update the retrieved value. I thought we could do it a bit like measuring the CPU for example. Or reading the file updates regularly, but it's not that easy ^^
So I'm going to explore webparser. I was able to see some tutorials but I thought that this one only worked for web links and not local ones.
Thanks for the help, I'll learn more about it
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