This is always an integer, even if the meter has no X and Y options or W and H options set, or if the options use formulas or variables. This equates to, and can be used in place of, X=( + ) or Y=( + ) to position a meter relative to the end of another meter. This will provide the current position of the end of the meter in the X+width or Y+height dimension. The current X or Y position and W or H width or height of the meter added together. The values for W or H may be different than the values in the meter options if Padding is used. This is always an integer, even if the meter has no W and H options set, or if the options use formulas or variables. Notes: This provides the "real" W or H value. The current width or height of the meter. The values for X or Y may be different than the values in the meter options if StringAlign is used on a String meter. This is always an integer, even if the meter has no X and Y options set, or if the options use formulas, variables or relative positions. Notes: This provides the "real" X or Y value, which is the position of the top-left corner of the meter area.
The current X or Y position of the meter. Section variables for meters have no value without a parameter. DynamicVariables=1 will always be needed on a measure or meter section where the variable is used in an option value. This limitation can be addressed by using the Nesting Variables form of the variables.Įxample: ] Dynamic Variables Note: Normal or built-in variables take priority over section variables, which means that while they can be used within section variables, for example:, the reverse, such as #, is not valid. Multiple parameters are separated by commas. Numeric values provided by a section variable can be modified by adding parameters after a colon. UsageĪ meter or measure is referenced as a section variable by placing the section name in brackets. These are called section variables, and they can provide several kinds of information about the meter or measure. Measures and meters can be referenced as variables.
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