It’s useful to have color vars defined - makes it easier to use colors
[code:262lbwsa]#VAR c_red {\d02} {_nodef} “Color”
#VAR c_purple {\d06} {_nodef} “Color”
#VAR c_blue {\d05} {_nodef} “Color”
#VAR c_cyan {\d07} {_nodef} “Color”
#VAR c_green {\d03} {_nodef} “Color”
#VAR c_yellow {\d04} {_nodef} “Color”
#VAR c_white {\d08} {_nodef} “Color”
#VAR c_bold {\a02} {_nodef} “Color”
#VAR c_unbold {\a03} {_nodef} “Color”[/code:262lbwsa]
now something simple like this will work -
grouptell [@c_cyan] TEST [@c_white]
*“Allow [] for eval” has to be turned on under zmud preferences to allow this syntax to work
This code is useful for formatting numbers. If you want to use it you’ll have to save it to a text file and import text, else I think zmud will evalutate it at creation and make useless functions.
[code:3ib2gvem]#VAR numFormat {%if(%1<1000,%1,%if(%1<1000000,[@deciSHR([%1/100],K)],%if(%1<1000000000,[@deciSHR([%1/100000],M)],[@deciSHR([%1/100000000],B)])))} {_nodef} “Functions”
#VAR deciSHR {%concat( %left( %1, %len( %1)-1), “.”, %right( %1, %len( %1)-1), %2)} {_nodef} “Functions”
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examples
[@numFormat(123)]
123
[@numFormat(12345)]
12.3K
[@numFormat(123456789)]
123.4M
[@numFormat(1234567890)]
1.2B