When using this: Line 1: $WinampTitle Line 2: |$dll(winamp,1,1x8,u#99)|$WinampPosition(5)|
The block after the winamptitle is a visualizer. See picture
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That's right, currently the block symbol is a custom character. This can cause problems when plugins redefine the custom characters.
I can give you a work around if you state what display type you have.
It's not a real problem, it just looks nice! But i posted it because it's a bug. My lcd type is a HDD44780.
Sadly every HD44780 uses a different character map so it may be difficult to hunt down the full block character.
But give $Chr(255) a try instead of the full block.
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if that doesn't work you can try setting a custom char to block using
$CustomChar(x,31,31,31,31,31,31,31,31) where 'x' is the custom char the 'block' is made off
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That's right, currently the block symbol is a custom
character. This can cause problems when plugins redefine the
custom characters.
I can give you a work around if you state what display type
you have.
Logged In: YES
user_id=1214121
It's not a real problem, it just looks nice! But i posted it
because it's a bug. My lcd type is a HDD44780.
Logged In: YES
user_id=1114156
Sadly every HD44780 uses a different character map so it may
be difficult to hunt down the full block character.
But give $Chr(255) a try instead of the full block.
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user_id=1184293
if that doesn't work you can try setting a custom char to
block using
$CustomChar(x,31,31,31,31,31,31,31,31)
where 'x' is the custom char the 'block' is made off