I am trying to make a small script tha allows me to set all my colors to my pref. and i am stuck on the timestamp.
I have a dialog that allows me to choose colors for Hours , Mins. , Seconds , Brackets( [ :: ] ) , and AM/PM. I have 14 different timestamp choices ( [h:nn] , [hh:nn] , [hh:nn:ss] , etc. etc. etc. It works using variables but it has a flaw - [h:nn] becomes $+ %Color14 $chr(91) %Color5 h %Color : %Color7 nn %Color14 $chr(93) , but it returns 5 [ 0 h 6 : 2 nn 5 ] ........... as you can see theres a lot of spaces in that timestamp. And since its set up this way i have to write a line for each available timestamp choice using a seperate variable to store that choice ( thats what gives me the return of 5 [ 0 h 6 : 2 nn 5 ] ). So now my question is , is there a way to get around the spaces? Am i doing more work than i have to using variables this way? And if so what are my other options?
