The long and the short of it is that you MUST have FileView get the extensions in order to react in any way to the extensions.
Another option, quite a bit simpler, would be to have FileView get the extension, then in the String meter, use InlineOptions to do two things:
1) Set the color of the string as suggested before.
2) Set the color of just the extension to invisible.
Another option, quite a bit simpler, would be to have FileView get the extension, then in the String meter, use InlineOptions to do two things:
1) Set the color of the string as suggested before.
2) Set the color of just the extension to invisible.
Code:
[MeterString]Meter=StringX=0Y=0FontColor=255,255,255,255FontSize=20SolidColor=0,0,0,1Text=MyImage.pngInLineSetting=Color | 255,255,255InLinePattern=(.*).pdfInLineSetting2=Color | 255,113,104InLinePattern2=(.*).pngInLineSetting3=Color | 0,255,0InLinePattern3=(.*).jpgInLineSetting4=Color | 0,0,255InLinePattern4=(.*).xmlInLineSetting5=Color | 0,255,255InLinePattern5=(.*).rarInlineSetting6=Color | 0,0,0,0InlinePattern6=.*(\.[\w]{1,3})$AntiAlias=1Statistics: Posted by jsmorley — Yesterday, 3:24 pm