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This configuration window is accessed via Settings > User Interface > Behavior.  It controls the text on the main window title, the main window bottom status bar, and the tray icon.




Variables


$dl_count

The number of running downloads

$sd_count

The number of running seeds

$ch_count

The number of running channels

$in_bps

Total incoming bytes per second

$out_bps

Total outgoing bytes per second

$thr_in_bps

Incoming throttle bytes per second, if throttle is on

$thr_out_bps

Outgoing throttle bytes per second, if throttle is on

$dht_status

DHT status, including online state

$dht_warn

DHT status, in offline, pending, or warning state only

$bwctr_in

Total incoming bytes since last bandwidth counter reset

$bwctr_out

Total outgoing bytes since last bandwidth counter reset

$bwctr_session_in

Total incoming bytes this session

$bwctr_session_out

Total outgoing bytes this session

$bwq_in_*

Total bytes incoming since bandwidth quota * was last reset

$bwq_out_*

Total bytes outgoing since bandwidth quota * was last reset

$bwq_rin_*

Incoming bytes remaining in bandwidth quota *

$bwq_rout_*

Outgoing bytes remaining in bandwidth quota *

$al_rtt

Current round trip time measured by bandwidth auto-limiter, if active

$thr_preset

Current bandwidth throttle preset name

$inc_warn

Warning if zero incoming connections have been received

$username

Current username

$version

Program version, eg. 3.41


Syntax


Text and variables between braces { } is optional, and only displayed if at least one of the variables within produces text.

To display different text if the last variable produced a 1, use the following format:

~channel/channels~

For tray tooltips, Windows systems have a low limit on the number of bytes allowed, which is typically 128.  When producing the tooltip, 3 attempts at shrinking the text are made, going from shrink level 0 to 3.  To have alternate text depending on the shrink level, use the following format:

^>0/DL^ Only display if shrink level is greater than 0

^=0/Downloads^ Only display if shrink level is 0

Only one greater than, less than, or equal symbol can be used.




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