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Originally Posted by jcn363

I realy prefer to make a device dedicated one versus worldwide one.

It depends on the patch and/or the value of parameter/variable. If you pass a number of devices as parameter the patch will made for those devices. If you don't pass a parameter (or var is null) the program acts as now.

This could be a comparative

Spoiler:

  - FindZlib: "#connectedPixmap {"
  - ReplaceZlib:
      Find:    "#title[qApp_deviceIsTrilogy=true] {\n  font-size: 29px;\n}\n#title[qApp_deviceIsPhoenix=true] {\n  font-size: 36px;\n}\n#title[qApp_deviceIsDragon=true] {\n  font-size: 46px;\n}\n#title[qApp_deviceIsDaylight=true] {\n  font-size: 60px;\n}"
#      Replace: "#title[qApp_deviceIsTrilogy=true]{font-size:33px;}"
#      Replace: "#title[qApp_deviceIsPhoenix=true]{font-size:39px;}"
#      Replace: "#title[qApp_deviceIsDragon=true]{font-size:49px;}"
      Replace: "#title[qApp_deviceIsDaylight=true]{font-size:60px;}"

  - FindZlib: "#connectedPixmap {"
  - ReplaceZlib:
      Find:    "#title[qApp_deviceIsTrilogy=true] {\n  font-size: 29px;\n}\n#title[qApp_deviceIsPhoenix=true] {\n  font-size: 36px;\n}\n#title[qApp_deviceIsDragon=true] {\n  font-size: 46px;\n}\n#title[qApp_deviceIsDaylight=true] {\n  font-size: 60px;\n}"
      Replace: "#title[qApp_deviceIs{{device}}=true] !If [AuraOne, {font-size:60px;}, [Dragon, {font-size:49px;}, [Phoenix, {font-size:39px;}, {font-size:33px;}]]]"

In the first case (now) the user must go patch by patch changing the value he/she wants. In the second one he/she only must say the device once.
I think it's pretty simple for the common user.

Good luck.

Hmm. I'm not totally convinced this is a good idea. This would add a lot of parsing complexity, make patches less readable, and increase the change of mistakes and bugs. The only benefits would be shorter patches and less comments if I understand this correctly.

Also, did you get the quotes working properly?