I try to tell myself that very thing; what difference does it make if there is a one-off instance/error/Warning message. But, alas I cannot do that. There are so many ways to make all of the bangs, nesting variables, etc, work as intended.Lieuallen is correct. Personally though, I've given up trying to account for every unwanted Rainmeter error or warning a long time ago, I just let them be and couldn't care less about them. They're good to let one know what happens while debugging, but besides that, many of them have that nagging factor I can't stand, considering that in quite a few cases, the process leading to such warnings or errors is actually intentional. Of course, one could uncheck the relevant tickboxes in the log to hide them, but that will hide the legit ones (i.e. stuff caused by actual unintentional mistakes in the code) as well.
We do what we do to prevent future errors or cycling errors in the background due to mishandling those few factors. (my short list list is not exhaustive).
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