Not sure if this repo is maintained at all, but I found a bug in the time stamper tool which would be fairly easy to fix (i think).
the x position of the time stamp is always based on the format with a suffix, even when the '00:00' position is chosen.
this is because getString in line 154, whereas for the decimal format is should use getString2 instead.
maxWidth = ip.getStringWidth(getString(start+interval*imp.getStackSize()));
tbf, I'm not fluent enough in java to even figure out why the maxWidth parameter is needed at all, as opposed to just placing text at a given (x,y)-position with left-justification (which would be the macro language way to do it). This probably requires leading spaces or 0s for small numbers, but I believe the text is monospace so that should be fine.
Not sure if this repo is maintained at all, but I found a bug in the time stamper tool which would be fairly easy to fix (i think).
the x position of the time stamp is always based on the format with a suffix, even when the '00:00' position is chosen.
this is because
getStringin line 154, whereas for the decimal format is should usegetString2instead.maxWidth = ip.getStringWidth(getString(start+interval*imp.getStackSize()));tbf, I'm not fluent enough in java to even figure out why the
maxWidthparameter is needed at all, as opposed to just placing text at a given (x,y)-position with left-justification (which would be the macro language way to do it). This probably requires leading spaces or 0s for small numbers, but I believe the text is monospace so that should be fine.