--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Alex Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I don't use the SystemMeter plugin so I'm assuming that it accepts
> the following two commands:
>
> SystemMeter.Show
> SystemMeter.Hide
Unfortunately, no, it doesn't. It only has .showhide, which shows it
if hidden, and hides it if shown.
> Try attaching this script to your screen top bump trigger:
>
> Bar.Show("TheMainBar")
> SystemMeter.Show
>
> Event.CreateMS(250, 0, "SystemMeter.Hide\nEvent.DestroyThis",
> "Not(VisibleWindow(\"TheMainBar\"))")
>
> When executed, it will show both bars and then check every
> quarter-second for TheMainBar's visibility. If the bar has been
hidden
> or closed then SystemMeter will be hidden.
Wonderful! Changing the shows and hides to showhide makes it work.
Thank you very much! It would have been a while before I figured out
to try an event. Now if I could just figure out why SystemMeter
always shows 0% for the cpu usage and
GetSystemPerformanceData.get_cpu_usage always returns 100% for the
cpu usage.
>
> --
>
> Alex Peters / Melbourne, Australia
> PowerPro v4.1.00 / Windows XP
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