Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Panel Stack Splitter (foo uie panel splitter) - Revision history

TF3RDL: Panel Stack Splitter is such an old component

2023-10-21T03:41:56Z

Panel Stack Splitter is such an old component

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Korth: /* External links */ add web.archive.org link

2023-10-10T14:28:21Z

External links: add web.archive.org link

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	= External links =		= External links =
	* [http://foo2k.chottu.net/ Official page with download link] (Japanese)		* [http://foo2k.chottu.net/ Official page with download link] (Japanese) {{webarchive\|https://web.archive.org/web/20230924193138/https://foo2k.chottu.net/\|2023-09-24}}
	* [https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,62114 Discussion thread]		* [https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,62114 Discussion thread]

Thorna: /* External links */

2022-09-21T14:45:44Z

External links

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	= External links =		= External links =
	* [http://foo2k.chottu.net/ Official page with download link] (Japanese)		* [http://foo2k.chottu.net/ Official page with download link] (Japanese)
	* [~~http~~://~~www~~.~~hydrogenaudio.org/forums~~/index.php~~?showtopic=~~62114 Discussion thread]		* [https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,62114 Discussion thread]

151.210.128.9 at 08:43, 25 October 2020

2020-10-25T08:43:52Z

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	Draws a rectangle with a blured outline at the coordinates '''(x,y)''' and size '''(w,h)'''		Draws a rectangle with a blured outline at the coordinates '''(x,y)''' and size '''(w,h)'''
			* '''Colour''' [r1-g1-b1-a1]: blur colour
	* '''Level''' [1-7]: blur level		* '''Level''' [1-7]: blur level

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	** ''icon'' indicates that the path is specified in the icon file (*.ico) ''[?]''.		** ''icon'' indicates that the path is specified in the icon file (*.ico) ''[?]''.
	** ''artreader'' uses embedded images or the default album art paths you've defined in Foobar2000's options to determine the image to be displayed. The path supplied should be that of an audio file (typically, this would be %path%). <!--artreader path specified by the embedded image file foobar2000 loaded at the core of the artwork reader. If you do not have embedded images, audio files to load the images folder. However slow.-->		** ''artreader'' uses embedded images or the default album art paths you've defined in Foobar2000's options to determine the image to be displayed. The path supplied should be that of an audio file (typically, this would be %path%). <!--artreader path specified by the embedded image file foobar2000 loaded at the core of the artwork reader. If you do not have embedded images, audio files to load the images folder. However slow.-->
	*** ''artreader_front, artreader_back, artreader_disc'' and ''artreader_icon'' are variations on this option which select the specific corresponding album art. However, the original documentation suggests one avoid these options because they seem to be slow. <!--* (artreader_*** are currently not recommended ~~optionss~~ because these seem to be slow)-->		*** ''artreader_front, artreader_back, artreader_disc'' and ''artreader_icon'' are variations on this option which select the specific corresponding album art. However, the original documentation suggests one avoid these options because they seem to be slow. <!--* (artreader_*** are currently not recommended options because these seem to be slow)-->

	'''n''': rotateflip Index for:		'''n''': rotateflip Index for:
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	* $imageabs_rc(150,120,0,0,150,120,20,15,C:\%album%.jpg,hcenter vcenter,) ( = $imageabs(20,15,150,120,C:\%album%.jpg,,,) )		* $imageabs_rc(150,120,0,0,150,120,20,15,C:\%album%.jpg,hcenter vcenter,) ( = $imageabs(20,15,150,120,C:\%album%.jpg,,,) )

	=== $drawimage(x,y,w,h,path,OPTIONS,n,~~aplha~~) ===		=== $drawimage(x,y,w,h,path,OPTIONS,n,alpha) ===

	Displays an image at Coordinates (x,y) with size (w,h) specified by path.		Displays an image at Coordinates (x,y) with size (w,h) specified by path.

98.211.232.228: /* $setpercentmode(bx,by,bw,bh) */

2014-12-13T07:46:49Z

$setpercentmode(bx,by,bw,bh)

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	The image path is specified in ''$imageabs'' ''$imageabs_rc'' of cache memory. If the image has been resized in the horizontal width and vertical width it returns the respective values. This means that only have ''$imageabs'' ''$imageabs_rc'' behind. ''nokeepaspect'' may be able to calculate the aspect ratio should be applied.		The image path is specified in ''$imageabs'' ''$imageabs_rc'' of cache memory. If the image has been resized in the horizontal width and vertical width it returns the respective values. This means that only have ''$imageabs'' ''$imageabs_rc'' behind. ''nokeepaspect'' may be able to calculate the aspect ratio should be applied.

	=== $~~setparcentmode~~(bx,by,bw,bh) ===		=== $setpercentmode(bx,by,bw,bh) ===
	Set the mode to specify the coordinates.		Set the mode to specify the coordinates.
	Window space		Window space

69.169.130.145: /* PanelList */ formatting

2014-02-09T03:33:08Z

PanelList: formatting

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	; Use percentage value : This option makes Panel Splitter interpret the values in Left, Top, Width and Height as percentages of available space instead of pixel measurements. Thus the second example above could be written as ''Top: 50'' and ''Height: 50''.		; Use percentage value : This option makes Panel Splitter interpret the values in Left, Top, Width and Height as percentages of available space instead of pixel measurements. Thus the second example above could be written as ''Top: 50'' and ''Height: 50''.
	; Enable padding settings: This option re-enables the padding values defined for non-forced-layout mode. Though this may seem redundant when you can simply include the padding in your position and size values, it may be useful for percentage-based layouts.		; Enable padding settings: This option re-enables the padding values defined for non-forced-layout mode. Though this may seem redundant when you can simply include the padding in your position and size values, it may be useful for percentage-based layouts.
	; Ignore panel size limits : ''This seems to be undocumented, but allows for sizes lower or higher than default caps. For example, the seekbar will display as 20px high if any value below 20px is entered into the Height field unless this box is checked.''		; Ignore panel size limits : ''This seems to be undocumented'', but allows for sizes lower or higher than default caps. For example, the seekbar will display as 20px high if any value below 20px is entered into the Height field unless this box is checked.
	; Hide panel on startup : This rather straight-forward option does precisely what its name indicates. To later make the panel visible, you would use a script function such as <tt>$showpanel_c</tt>.		; Hide panel on startup : This rather straight-forward option does precisely what its name indicates. To later make the panel visible, you would use a script function such as <tt>$showpanel_c</tt>.
	<!--If you stacked the panel appears on the front panel as a list of the top panel (But depends on the implementation of the child panel. I have come to the front panel profusely.)		<!--If you stacked the panel appears on the front panel as a list of the top panel (But depends on the implementation of the child panel. I have come to the front panel profusely.)

69.169.130.145: /* PanelList */ Ignore panel size limits feature described

2014-02-09T03:31:36Z

PanelList: Ignore panel size limits feature described

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	; Use percentage value : This option makes Panel Splitter interpret the values in Left, Top, Width and Height as percentages of available space instead of pixel measurements. Thus the second example above could be written as ''Top: 50'' and ''Height: 50''.		; Use percentage value : This option makes Panel Splitter interpret the values in Left, Top, Width and Height as percentages of available space instead of pixel measurements. Thus the second example above could be written as ''Top: 50'' and ''Height: 50''.
	; Enable padding settings: This option re-enables the padding values defined for non-forced-layout mode. Though this may seem redundant when you can simply include the padding in your position and size values, it may be useful for percentage-based layouts.		; Enable padding settings: This option re-enables the padding values defined for non-forced-layout mode. Though this may seem redundant when you can simply include the padding in your position and size values, it may be useful for percentage-based layouts.
	; Ignore panel size limits : ''This seems to be undocumented.''		; Ignore panel size limits : ''This seems to be undocumented, but allows for sizes lower or higher than default caps. For example, the seekbar will display as 20px high if any value below 20px is entered into the Height field unless this box is checked.''
	; Hide panel on startup : This rather straight-forward option does precisely what its name indicates. To later make the panel visible, you would use a script function such as <tt>$showpanel_c</tt>.		; Hide panel on startup : This rather straight-forward option does precisely what its name indicates. To later make the panel visible, you would use a script function such as <tt>$showpanel_c</tt>.
	<!--If you stacked the panel appears on the front panel as a list of the top panel (But depends on the implementation of the child panel. I have come to the front panel profusely.)		<!--If you stacked the panel appears on the front panel as a list of the top panel (But depends on the implementation of the child panel. I have come to the front panel profusely.)

Trout: /* $textbutton(x,y,w,h,text,mover_text,command,options1,options2) */ added SETGLOBAL command

2013-04-03T22:09:46Z

$textbutton(x,y,w,h,text,mover_text,command,options1,options2): added SETGLOBAL command

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	* CONTEXT: Properties to specify the like.		* CONTEXT: Properties to specify the like.
	* TF context_path Note also that as		* TF context_path Note also that as

	~~'''Windowsize''': width:height~~
	* Sets the size of the entire foobar2000 window.
	* WINDOWSIZE:800:600

	'''Panelshow''': cap: sh		'''Panelshow''': cap: sh
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	** 1 follow curosr mode		** 1 follow curosr mode
	** -1 Toggle		** -1 Toggle

			'''Windowsize''': width:height
			* Sets the size of the entire foobar2000 window.

			'''Setglobal''': name:value

	'''Refresh''': TF of PerTrack, PerSecond update.		'''Refresh''': TF of PerTrack, PerSecond update.

Trout: /* $textbutton() */ expanded on WINDOWSIZE command

2013-03-23T18:54:55Z

$textbutton(): expanded on WINDOWSIZE command

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	* TF context_path Note also that as		* TF context_path Note also that as

			'''Windowsize''': width:height
			* Sets the size of the entire foobar2000 window.
			* WINDOWSIZE:800:600

	'''Panelshow''': cap: sh		'''Panelshow''': cap: sh

121.247.73.37: /* Functions */

2013-03-21T21:38:12Z

Functions

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	=== $init_ps_global(name,value) ===		=== $init_ps_global(name,value) ===

			Valid only if there is no global variable name specified.

			All global variables are shared between each of the TF although the PanelStackSplitter evaluation order is undefined.
			Persistency = 1 variable is set, $delete_ps_gobal you use will be saved until you delete from the settings dialog.
			$Init_ps_global(name,value) is, $if($get_ps_global(name),,$set_ps_global(name,value)) and almost equivalent.

	=== $init_ps_global(name,value,persistency) ===		=== $init_ps_global(name,value,persistency) ===

	Persistency ~~Possible Values:~~		Persistency - whether to save at the end.
	* 0		* 0 not saved on exit
	* 1 (default)		* 1 saved on exit (default)

	$init_ps_global(NAME,VALUE,0) implies that the global variable "NAME" is deleted when quitting foobar2000.		$init_ps_global(NAME,VALUE,0) implies that the global variable "NAME" is deleted when quitting foobar2000.