[da3dsoul]

Firstly, due to the following, rating display in many parts of Estouchy is broken.

With the removal of ListItem.StarRating, we no longer have a convenient means of displaying an image form of rating for various items. We could add StarRating back (which I imagine would get kickback, as I imagine there was a debate on whether to remove it in the first place), but I think a more reasonable request would be a String.RoundInteger(string number) function for skinners. It takes a string representation of a float, rounds it, and gives an integer (string representation or not). With this, we can have simple star ratings back via

Code:

<texture fallback="rating/0.png">rating/String.RoundInteger($INFO[ListItem.Rating]).png</texture>

The format is up to devs as I admit it looks stupid like that, and it would likely affect parsability due to recursion of evaluation and/or parsing parenthesis.

Let me know what you think.

[braz]

You can achieve what you want with a variable I think (Kodi 17)...

Code:

<value condition="Integer.IsLess(ListItem.Rating,1)">rating0.png</value>
<value condition="Integer.IsLessOrEqual(ListItem.Rating,2)">rating1.png</value>
<value condition="Integer.IsLessOrEqual(ListItem.Rating,4)">rating2.png</value>
<value condition="Integer.IsLessOrEqual(ListItem.Rating,6)">rating3.png</value>
<value condition="Integer.IsLessOrEqual(ListItem.Rating,8)">rating4.png</value>
<value condition="Integer.IsLessOrEqual(ListItem.Rating,10)">rating5.png</value>

[da3dsoul]

I'll try it. If it works, then it's messy, and it works.... it would be nice to have a round function, anyway, though.

[da3dsoul]

Cool. It works, but it does not round. At least assuming Integer.IsLess only takes integers as a second argument, then it can't be written to round as you can't multiply by 10 or handle halves.
I suppose going from there, it would be far more useful to add the following:
Float.IsLess
Float.IsLessOrEqual
Float.IsGreater
Float.IsGreaterOrEqual
Float.IsEqual

Float.Add
Float.Subtract
Float.Multiply
Float.Divide

From there, you could do almost anything, even if it takes way too many steps.