Hey Brian, you don't know how happy your answer has made me ![:D]( "Big Grin")
![:D]( "Big Grin")
.
If the index values can be changed dynamically would be really useful. I imagine something like:
That would only need a single measure, and the user could scroll up and down to choose an element on the clipboard.
Maybe indices could start from 1 instead of 0. (Makes more sense to me, since if I have elements displaying this stuff, I wouldn't start from Element0, but from Element1)
In that case I would have something like:
I like all ideas so far ![:)]( "Smiler")
.If the index values can be changed dynamically would be really useful. I imagine something like:
Code:
[Variables]Index=1IndexMax=5[Clipboard]Measure=PluginPlugin=ClipboardIndex=[#Index][Meter]Meter=StringMeasureName=ClipboardText=%1MouseScrollDownAction=[!SetVariable Index ((([#indexMax]+[#Index]-1+1)%[#indexMax])+1)][...]MouseScrollUpAction=[!SetVariable Index ((([#indexMax]-[#Index]-1+1)%[#indexMax])+1)][...]LeftMouseUpAction=[!SomeAction]Maybe indices could start from 1 instead of 0. (Makes more sense to me, since if I have elements displaying this stuff, I wouldn't start from Element0, but from Element1)
In that case I would have something like:
Code:
[Clip1]Measure=PluginPlugin=ClipboardIndex=1[Clip2]Measure=PluginPlugin=ClipboardIndex=2[Meter1]Meter=String[..][Meter2]Meter=String[..]
Statistics: Posted by RicardoTM — Yesterday, 10:14 pm — Replies 8 — Views 153