Function notes

Winamp

Function	Description	Example use	Example output
$WinampTitle	Current track title. Actual displayed text is controlled by the Advanced Title Formatting setting within WinAmp.	$WinampTitle	My Bloody Valentine - Feed Me With Your Kiss Dinosaur Jr. - Out There
$WinampChannels	For current track, it's one of: mono, stereo	$WinampChannels	stereo mono
$WinampKBPS	Current tracks kbps	$WinampKBPS $WinampKBPSkbps	192 192kbps
$WinampFreq	Current tracks freq	$WinampFreq $WinampFreqkHz	44 44kHz
$WinampStat	Current state, one of: paused, stopped, playing	$WinampStat	playing paused stopped
$WinampPosition([barlen])	Displays a position bar of length [barlen]	$WinampPosition(5)	-+---
$WinampPolo	Current tracks position.	$WinampPolo	2min 10sec 1hrs 2min 10sec 10sec
$WinampPosh	Current tracks position, in hrs:min:secs format.	$WinampPosh	2:10 1:2:10 10
$Winamppos	Current tracks position, in seconds.	$Winamppos	130 3730 10
$WinampRelo	Remaining time of current track.	$WinampRelo	2min 10sec 1hrs 2min 10sec 10sec
$WinampResh	Remaining time of current track, in hrs:mins:secs format	$WinampResh	2:10 1:2:10 10
$WinampRem	Remaining time of current track, in seconds	$WinampRem	130 3730 10
$WinampLengtl	Length of current track.	WinampLengtl	2min 10sec 1hrs 2min 10sec 10sec
$WinampLengts	Length of current track, in hrs:mins:secs format.	WinampLengts	2:10 1:2:10 10
$WinampLength	Length of current track, in seconds.	$WinampLengts	130 3730 10
$WinampTracknr	Track number of current track.	$WinampTracknr	10
$WinampTotalTracks	Total number of tracks in playlist.	$WinampTotalTracks	31

Network Stats

Function	Description	Example use	Example output
$NetIPaddress	Main IP address of computer.	$NetIPaddress	127.0.0.1
$NetAdapter([adapter])	Name of adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetAdapter(1)	3Com EtherLink PCI
$NetDownK([adapter])	Total downloaded in KBs via adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetDownK(1) $NetDownK(1)KB	45.3 45.3KB
$NetUpK([adapter])	Total uploaded in KBs via adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetUpK(1) $NetUpK(1)KB	45.3 45.3KB
$NetDownM([adapter])	Total downloaded in MBs via adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetDownM(1) $NetDownM(1)MB	45.3 45.3MB
$NetUpM([adapter])	Total uploaded in MBs via adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetUpM(1) $NetUpM(1)MB	45.3 45.3MB
$NetDownG([adapter])	Total downloaded in GBs via adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetDownG(1) $NetDownG(1)GB	45.3 45.3GB
$NetUpG([adapter])	Total uploaded in GBs via adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetUpG(1) $NetUpG(1)GB	45.3 45.3GB
$NetErrDown([adapter])	Total downloaded packets that were discarded via adapter number [adapter] because they contained errors. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetErrDown(1)	45
$NetErrUp([adapter])	Total uploaded packets that were discarded via adapter number [adapter] because they contained errors. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetErrUp(1)	45
$NetErrTot([adapter])	Total packets (up and down) that were discarded via adapter number [adapter] because they contained errors. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetErrTot(1)	90
$NetDiscDown([adapter])	Total downloaded packets that were discarded via adapter number [adapter] even if they didn't contain errors. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetDiscDown(1)	45
$NetDiscUp([adapter])	Total uploaded packets that were discarded via adapter number [adapter] even if they didn't contain errors. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetDiscUp(1)	45
$NetDiscTot([adapter])	Total packets (up and down) that were discarded via adapter number [adapter] even if they didn't contain errors. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetDiscTot(1)	90
$NetUniDown([adapter])	Downloaded unicast packets via adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetUniDown(1)	10
$NetUniUp([adapter])	Uploaded unicast packets via adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetUniUp(1)	10
$NetUniTot([adapter])	Total (up and down) unicast packets via adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetUniTot(1)	20
$NetNuniDown([adapter])	Downloaded non-unicast packets via adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetNuniDown(1)	10
$NetNuniUp([adapter])	Uploaded non-unicast packets via adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetNuniUp(1)	10
$NetNuniTot([adapter])	Total (up and down) non-unicast packets via adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetNuniTot(1)	20
$NetPackTot([adapter])	Total (up and down) packets (both unicast and non-unicast) via adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetPackTot(1)	40
$NetSpDownK([adapter])	Download speed in KB/s of adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetSpDownK(1)	10.2
$NetSpDownM([adapter])	Download speed in MB/s of adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetSpDownM(1)	10.2
$NetSpUpK([adapter])	Upload speed in KB/s of adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetSpUpK(1)	10.2
$NetSpUpM([adapter])	Upload speed in MB/s of adapter number [adapter]. [adapter] can be 0-9.	$NetSpUpM(1) $NetSpUpM(1)MB/s	10.2 10.2MB/s

Sysinfo

Function	Description	Example use	Example output
$Username	Name of user running smartie.	$Username	Administrator
$Computername	Hostname	$Computername	VMWare1
$CPUType	Type of CPU (only first processor on multi-processor machines)	$CPUType	Intel Pentium III
$CPUSpeed	Speed of CPU in MHz (only first processor on multi-processor machines)	$CPUSpeed $CPUSpeedMhz	750 750Mhz
$CPUUsage%	CPU Usage percentage (only first processor on multi-processor machines)	$CPUUsage% $CPUUsage%%	50 50%
$UpTime	How long the computer has been running. Format is: [YEARS]yrs [MONTHS]mts [DAYS]dys [HOURS]hrs [MINUTES]mins [SECONDS]secs years/months/days/hours/mins will only appear if the system has been up that long.	$UpTime	09secs 1min 09secs 1hr 1min 09secs 1dys 1hr 1min 09secs 1mts 1dys 1hr 1min 09secs 1yr 1mts 1dys 1hr 1min 09secs
$UpTims	How long the computer has been running. Short version of $Uptime - only shows the three top units and uses only one letter for unit type.	$UpTims	09s 1m 09s 1h 1m 09s 1d 1h 1m 1m 1d 1h 1y 1m 1d
$MemFree	How much memory in MBs is free.	$MemFree $MemFreeMB	1000 1000MB
$MemUsed	How much memory in MBs is used.	$MemUsed $MemUsedMB	1000 1000MB
$MemTotal	Total Memory in MB.	$MemTotal $MemTotalMB	2000 2000MB
$PageFree	How much page memory in MBs is free.	$PageFree $PageFreeMB	1000 1000MB
$PageUsed	How much page memory in MBs is used.	$PageUsed $PageUsedMB	1000 1000MB
$PageTotal	Total page memory in MB.	$PageTotal $PageTotalMB	2000 2000MB
$MemF%	Percentage of memory free.	$MemF% $MemF%%	10 10%
$MemU%	Percentage of memory used.	$MemU% $MemU%%	90 90%
$PageF%	Percentage of page memory free.	$PageF% $PageF%%	10 10%
$PageU%	Percentage of page memory used.	$PageU% $PageU%%	90 90%
$HDFreg([disk])	Free disk space on disk [disk] in GB.	$HDFreg(C) $HDFreg(C)GB	10 10GB
$HDFree([disk])	Free disk space on disk [disk] in MB.	$HDFree(C) $HDFree(C)MB	10 10MB
$HDUseg([disk])	Used disk space on disk [disk] in GB.	$HDUseg(C) $HDUseg(C)GB	10 10GB
$HDUsed([disk])	Used disk space on disk [disk] in MB.	$HDUsed(C) $HDUsed(C)MB	10 10MB
$HDF%([disk])	Percentage of free disk space on disk [disk].	$HDF%(C) $HDF%(C)%	10 10%
$HDTotag([disk])	Total size of disk [disk] in GB.	$HDTotag(C) $HDTotag(C)GB	10 10GB
$HDTotal([disk])	Total size of disk [disk] in MB.	$HDTotal(C) $HDTotal(C)MB	10 10MB
$ScreenReso	Current screen resolution.	$ScreenReso	1280x1024

MBM stats

For the following to work, you need MBM installed. Development on MBM has stopped - but it can still be downloaded and is still useful.

Function	Description	Example use	Example output
$Tempname[num]	Name of temperature sensor number [num]. [num] can be 1-11.	$Tempname2	CPU
$Temp[num]	Value of temperature sensor number [num]. [num] can be 1-11.	$Temp2	42.4
$Fanname[num]	Name of fan speed sensor number [num]. [num] can be 1-11.	$Fanname2	GPU
$FanS[num]	Value of fan speed sensor number [num]. [num] can be 1-11.	$FanS2 $FanS2rpm	10000 10000rpm
$Voltname[num]	Name of voltage sensor number [num]. [num] can be 1-11.	$Voltname2	5v
$Voltage[num]	Value of voltage sensor number [num]. [num] can be 1-11.	$Voltage	4.95

Email

Email account details are setup in the Email tab of the setup form.

Function	Description	Example use	Example output
$Email[num]	Number of emails in pop mail box number [num]. [num] can be 0-9.	$Email1	5
$EmailSub[num]	The subject line of the last email in in pop mail box number [num]. [num] can be 0-9.	$EmailSub1	Re: LCD Smartie bug report
$EmailFrom[num]	The from address of the last email in in pop mail box number [num]. [num] can be 0-9.	$EmailFrom1	Robert Smith

SETI@home

SETI@home account details are configured in the SETI@home tab of the setup form.

Function	Description	Example use	Example output
$SETIResults	The number of SETI results you've returned.	$SETIResults	25
$SETICPUTime	Total CPU time given.	$SETICPUTime	11.940 years
$SETIAverage	Average CPU time per a work unit.	$SETIAverage	39 hr 01 min 37.4 secs
$SETIAverage	Average CPU time per a work unit.	$SETIAverage	39 hr 01 min 37.4 secs
$SETILastresult	Average CPU time per a work unit.	$SETILastresult	Tue Nov 30 18:07:12 2004 UTC
$SETIusertime	How long you're been a SET@home user.	$SETIusertime	5.573 years
$SETIrank	Your rank.	$SETIrank	5.573 years
$SETIsharingrank	Users sharing your rank.	$SETIsharingrank	43
$SETImoreWU	Percentage of users who have complete less work than you.	$SETImoreWU $SETImoreWU%	97.800 97.800%
$SETtotalusers	Total number of users registered for SETI@home	$SETItotalusers	5268520

Folding@home

Folding@home account details are configured in the FOLD@home tab of the setup form.

Function	Description	Example use	Example output
$FOLDmemsine	Date of joining Folding@home.	No longer supported	No longer supported
$FOLDlastwu	Date of last work unit.	$FOLDlastwu	2004-11-29 20:07:35
$FOLDactproc	Active processors (within 7 days)	$FOLDactproc	18
$FOLDteam	Team name	$FOLDteam	Overclockers Australia
$FOLDscore	Score	$FOLDscore	5069917
$FOLDrank	Overall rank	$FOLDrank	5
$FOLDwu	Work units completed.	$FOLDwu	127564

Game stats

The server used to obtain server stats is configured in the gamestats tab of the setup form - and is configurable for each line of the screen.

Function	Description	Example use	Example output
$Half-life[funcnum]	Get a half-life stat, where [funcnum] is: 1 = server name 2 = current map 3 = number of players on server 4 = number of frags for each player	$Half-life1	BobsServer
$Unreal[funcnum]	Get a unreal stat, where [funcnum] is: 1 = server name 2 = current map 3 = number of players on server 4 = number of frags for each player	$Unreal1	BobsServer
$QuakeII[funcnum]	Get a Quake II stat, where [funcnum] is: 1 = server name 2 = current map 3 = number of players on server 4 = number of frags for each player	$QuakeII1	BobsServer
$QuakeIII[funcnum]	Get a Quake III stat, where [funcnum] is: 1 = server name 2 = current map 3 = number of players on server 4 = number of frags for each player	$QuakeIII1	BobsServer

Misc

Function	Description	Example use	Example output
$Rss([url],[type]) $Rss([url],[type],[itemnum]) $Rss([url],[type],[itemnum],[maxfreq])	Process a RSS feed from url [url]. [type] is t for title, d for description, or b for both [itemnum] is the item number you want to display (0=all) [maxfreq] is the number of hours that must past before checking the feed again - this can be important as some sites ban users that fetch the feed more often than that stated in the T&Cs. DEFAULT: [itemnum] defaults to 0, [maxfreq] default to no limit.	$Rss(http://somesite.com/rss.xml,t,1)	[top headline from somesite]
$Count([num1]#[num2]#...#[numn])	Add [num1] [num2] [num3] etc together.	$Count(1#2#3) $Count($HDFree(C)#$HDFree(D))	6 20032
$Chr([asciicode])	Inserts ascii character at index [asciicode].	$Chr(65)	A
$MObutton([key])	Displays 1 if the last key was otherwise 0.	$MObutton(A)	0
$Flash([text]$)$	Flashes text [text]. The extra $s are required.	$Flash(hello$)$	hello
$Fill([num])	Insert spaces until the current character position is [num], so any following text will be position at [num]+1.	A$Fill(5)B	A B
$Right([text],$[num]%)	Insert spaces so the text [text] is right justified in a space of [num] characters. The extra $ and % are required.	AA$Right(hi,$5%)B	AA hiB
$Center([text],[num]) $Center([text])	Insert spaces so the text [text] is centered in a space of [num] characters. If the [num] parameter is missing, such as $Center(hi), then the display's width is used.	AA$Center(hi,5)B	AA hi B
$Bar([value],[maxvalue],[barsize])	Draw a hoz. graph, where: [value] the value being graphed. [maxvalue] is the maximum value expected of [value]. [barsize] is the size of the bar in characters.	$Bar($CPUUsage%,100,20)	[a bar graph of length 20]
$LogFile([file],[line])	Read a line from the end of a file [file], where: [line] is 0-3. 0 fetches the last line, 3 fetches the fourth line from the bottom.	$LogFile(c:\bob.txt,0)	[last line from c:\bob.txt]
$File([file],[line])	Read a line from a file [file], where: [line] is the line number (counting from the beginning).	$File(c:\bob.txt,1)	[first line from c:\bob.txt]
$CustomChar([char#],[d1],[d2],[d3],[d4],[d5],[d6],[d7],[d8]) Custom characters are usually 8 lines by 5 dots, d1-d8 are the 8 lines. To get a value for a line simply add 16 for a dot in the 1st dot of a line, 8 for the 2nd, 4 for the 3rd, 2 for the 2nd, 1 for the 1st [reading dots from left to right] To use the characters: for 1 use $Chr(176) for 2 use $Chr(158) for 3 use $Chr(131) for 4 use $Chr(132) for 5 use $Chr(133) for 6 use $Chr(134) for 7 use $Chr(135) for 8 use $Chr(136)	Define a custom character. [char#] can be 1-8.	$CustomChar(7,4,4,4,4,4,4,4,0)	[character 7 is now a \| symbol]
$DnetDone	Distributed.net RC5/OGR done (file location defined in Misc tab of setup)	$DnetDone	50
$DnetSpeed	Distributed.net RC5/OGR speed (file location defined in Misc tab of setup)	$DnetSpeed	50
$Time([format])	Display the time in the format [format] [format] is defined is directly passed the FormatDateTime function.	$Time(d/m/y) $Time(ddd d of mmm yyyy)	12/11/04 Wednesday 9 of February 2004
$dll([dll],[funcnum],[params1],[params2])	Call function function[funcnum] in dll [dll] with parameters [params1] and [params2]. [dll] is the name of the dll, you may leave off the .dll extension if you wish. [funcnum] can be 1-20	$dll(mydll.dll,2,hello,there)	[function2 is called; function2('hello','there') and it's return value is displayed]

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