I'm with you on this. Judging from the log, Rainmeter already reacts to this by printing those log messages (if they are indeed printed when monitors go on and off, and not just when changing the resolution of the main monitor, that is), it just doesn't offer a direct way for the user to do the desired actions when that happens (only indirectly checking the monitor variables, or maybe the registry, are available at this time).I suggested that it could be possible to add some windows event listener in the Rainmeter code, which will trigger the widget update whenever it receives system event of changing display configuration. For example, it could listen to WM_DISPLAYCHANGE messages, and trigger refreshing on receiving such message. But of course, I don't know if it could be implemented in Rainmeter this way.
Statistics: Posted by Yincognito — Today, 10:56 am