I tried it with one of my bitmaps. For clarity reasons I made the widget background red.
I have a widget height of 172 px so I typed [oy]#(100-BLEVN#)*172/100[/oy]
I set Screen Anchor on 'Center Top'.
Seems to work...
[Q] How to get a progress bar satisfy two conditions?
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I tried it with one of my bitmaps. For clarity reasons I made the widget background red.
I have a widget height of 172 px so I typed [oy]#(100-BLEVN#)*172/100[/oy]
I set Screen Anchor on 'Center Top'.
Seems to work...
I tried it with one of my bitmaps. For clarity reasons I made the widget background red.
I have a widget height of 172 px so I typed [oy]#(100-BLEVN#)*172/100[/oy]
I set Screen Anchor on 'Center Top'.
Seems to work...
[oy]#(100-BLEVN#)*yyy/100[/oy] yy is my height pixel
nothing happens. i mean may bitmap is not visible
but when i type
[oy]#BLEVN#*yyy/100[/oy]
my bitmap appears
Oh damn.. of course it should be [oy](100-#BLEVN#)*yyy/100[/oy]
'#' was in the wrong position...
Oh damn.. of course it should be [oy](100-#BLEVN#)*yyy/100[/oy]
'#' was in the wrong position...
[oy](100-#BLEVN#-100)*yyy/100[oy]
perfect!
thanks mate!
What does the red '-100' mean other than making #BLEVN# negative?
100-100(=0)-#BLEVN# = -#BLEVN#
My widget gets just messed up..
What does the red '-100' mean other than making #BLEVN# negative?
100-100(=0)-#BLEVN# = -#BLEVN#
My widget gets just messed up..
idk. when i tried your code i didnt get what i want on my widget. but when i type those codes i got what i want.
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Thank you quilll. Your code gave me a good starting point. Without it I had no idea what to do.
What I wanted to do is:
battery <16% = red
battery <31% = yellow
battery <100% = green
Here is what I came up with.
Code:$#BLEVN#<16?[cf]#ffff0000[/cf]$$#BLEVN#<31?[cf]#ffff00[/cf]$$#BLEVN#<100?[cf]#008000[/cf]$3
Fugi888,
It is working for me. Screenshots are below.
My homescreen. The battery bar stays green when the battery is above 31%. Then it changes to yellow from 16% - 30%. Finally it turns red when the battery drops below 15%.
Add a Progress Bar and and go into its settings.
The next five pics are my settings.
Tap on Advanced Parameters.
I typed the code in the highlighted box.
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The code is working for me and I haven't had any issues. Check out my settings in my post above.2this might help
i just started using this and kinda learning how it works but i think this will help
1st put #ff00ffff as FG Color (cyan)
Code:$#BSTATN#=2?[cf]#ffff00[/cf]$$#BLEVN#<20?[cf]#ffff0000[/cf]$$#BSTATN#=5?[cf]#008000[/cf]$
i tested and it works for me1Hello all,
been trying to do this: battery progress bar
= red for <20%
= cyan for general discharge above 20%
=yellow while charging
=green when fully charged
i managed to get the red part right but have problems with yellow and green. for red i used #BLEVN# comparison. for cyan just the standard color option for foreground.tried using the battery status numeric tag but it just turns to white.
i'm a noob. so please tone down the answers. Thank you!1
One way to achieve that should be (if you don't want the image to change its position):
Create a widget with the bitmap of your choice. Adjust size of widget to your needs. The image should fill the whole wigdet. Set widget background to full transparency.
Add a Rect to your widget. Set its Screen Anchor 'Center left'
Height of the rectangular should be set to the height of your widget or bigger
Width of the rectangular should be of the exact size of the widget's width
Than go to 'Advanced parameters' and type [ox]#BLEVN#*xxx/100[/ox] --> xxx is width of your rectangular in pixels
Set 'Drawing mode' of your rectangular to 'Clear', if you want the image to disappear completely for the percentage of battery used
Set it to 'Normal' if you want your rectangular to mask your image.
Another way is to play with the Advanced parameters of your image itself. If you can determine the width of your widget after adjustment of size just type [ox]#(100-BLEVN#)*xxx/100[/ox] there. After setting Screen Anchor to 'Center right' or 'Center left' and your image should move out of sight step by step (either left or right)...
