LCD Smartie

Formatting plug-in

The Formatting plug-in for LCD Smartie allows the output from other plug-ins for be formatted to better suit the small size of LCDs, by shortening output with dots ("..."). It can also be used to display numbers with correct notation.

function1
$dll(formatting,1,{number},{style}) applies numeric formatting to the {number} parameter, using the formatting passed in the {style} parameter. For example,
$dll(formatting,1,1234.5,#`##0.00) yields "1,234.50".

function2
$dll(formatting,2,{text},{length}[#{number of dots}]) shorten a string and adds dots, if required. For example,
$dll(formatting,2,123456789012345678901234567890,10#4) yields "123456....".

function3
$dll(formatting,3,{bytes},) converts {bytes} to bits. Nuff said.

function4
$dll(formatting,4,{number},[{format}]) attempts to format the byte value in {number} down to a smaller number, and add a "scale". For example,
$dll(formatting,4,$dll(perf,4,5,\Memory\Available Bytes),#`##0.00)B yields "1.72GB"

Further documentation and examples are provide in the enclosed Read Me file. Requires .NET 2 Framework.

v1.0
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JJ

Hi,
Is there an alternative for Win7 x64... I get external exception...
I think the problem is in .Net 2.0

Thanks

P.S.
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Sorry if this is answered already

Hi,

Unfortunately, I don't use Smartie any more, so I can't test out this problem. I'll try and drag out my LCD and see if I can find a mo to take a look.. tho, I'm not sure my current system even has a Parallel port to hook up the LCD???

JJ

Jumpin' Jon wrote:Hi,

Unfortunately, I don't use Smartie any more, so I can't test out this problem. I'll try and drag out my LCD and see if I can find a mo to take a look.. tho, I'm not sure my current system even has a Parallel port to hook up the LCD???

JJ

if you want to test only... you can use the virtual lcd (desktop.dll)