That's something foobar does by default with all panels - assuming you don't lock any splitters.

Well of course it won't work if you're locking the size. Read my post again.

I start off with a small window and my JScript Panel is just over one third of foobar's width. I resized the splitter manually...

http://i.imgur.com/jbzzp8Y.png

Now I max the window and foobar has kept the same proportions. No script, no locked splitters.

http://i.imgur.com/MQ6eKSu.png

var ft1 = 50, ft2 = 42, ft3 = 30, y1 = 0, y2 = 75, y3 = 150;

//the track info section displays 4 lines of title formatted text. you can customise that here/////////////////////////////////////////////

var line1 = {
	text: "", //leave this blank
	tf: "$if2(%artist%,No Artist Info)", //enter any title formatting
	font: _.gdiFont("Segoe UI", ft1, 1), //font name, size, style. 1 means bold and 0 is normal.
	colour: _.RGB(40, 40, 40), //colour
	y: y1 //change this value to move text up or down.
}
var line2 = {
	text: "",
	tf: "$if2(%title%,No Song Info)",
	font: _.gdiFont("Segoe UI", ft2, 1),
	colour: _.RGB(90, 90, 90),
	y: y2
}
var line3 = {
	text: "",
	tf: "$if([%album% ]['('%date%')'],[%album% ]['('%date%')'],No Album Info)",
	font: _.gdiFont("Segoe UI", ft3, 1),
	colour: _.RGB(140, 140, 140),
	y: y3
}

function on_notify_data(name, info) {
    if(name=="width_notify") {
        if(info==1920) {
            ft1 = 50, ft2 = 42, ft3 = 30, y1 = 0, y2 = 75, y3 = 150;
            window.Repaint();
        } else {
            ft1 = 30, ft2 = 22, ft3 = 15, y1 = 0, y2 = 40, y3 = 80;
            window.Repaint();
        }
    }
}

var a = 1;
var b = a;

function blah() {
    a = 2; // now you're expecting "b" to take on the new value of "a" which is never going to work
}

line1.font = 50;
line1.y = 0;
...

You're basically doing this...

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var a = 1;
var b = a;

function blah() {
    a = 2; // now you're expecting "b" to take on the new value of "a" which is never going to work
}

You need to update the variables directly

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line1.font = 50;
line1.y = 0;
...

function on_notify_data(name, info) {
    if(name=="width_notify") {
        if(info==1920) {
            line0.font = _.gdiFont("Cambria", 110, 1);
            line0.y = 0;
            window.Repaint();
        } else {
            line0.font = _.gdiFont("Cambria", 80, 1);
            line0.y = 20;
            window.Repaint();
        }
    }
}

I've knocked up a quick and dirty script for downloading album art from Last.fm if anyone wants to test it.

https://gist.github.com/19379/685a2fac5d45fd9a6231fe5fab156dc5

masks: window.GetProperty("_PROPERTY: Cover art masks (used for the cache)","*front*.*;*cover*.*;*folder*.*;*.*"),

masks: window.GetProperty("_PROPERTY: Cover art masks (used for the cache)","%album%.*"),

Another problem came up.
It seems that if I create an empty image (gdi.CreateImage), and write some text in it (GdiDrawText), the edge of the characters' shape are seen as 1px dark lines. If the image is going to be used on a white background, the dark edges can be annoying.
Are there any methods to avoid them, without giving up using gdi.CreateImage? I thought this was due to SetTextRenderingHint, but soon it was denied in experiments.
screenshot:

A suggestion: add a toggle to set whether art should be downloaded for all tracks, or tracks in the library only.

I need to rework that album art script because it doesn't account for people using title formatting with the filename. Currently it won't work if the album contains characters that are illegal in windows. I'll post an update later.

As for looking at Falstaff/Br3tt's other scripts... nope.

... I made some minor mods to jsplaylist because I use it everyday.

Sorry I forgot about this. It's now a variable you set at the start of the script.

https://gist.github.com/19379/685a2fac5d45fd9a6231fe5fab156dc5

It also handles illegal characters that may be contained in any title formatting used for the filename.

I've knocked up a quick and dirty script for downloading album art from Last.fm if anyone wants to test it.

https://gist.github.com/19379/685a2fac5d45fd9a6231fe5fab156dc5

Make sure you edit the filename to match what you want and also update the main foobar2000 album art preferences to match.

It requires the js_marc2003 folder from my main samples (link in sig).

Quote from: marc2003 on 2016-04-14 23:24:25

I've knocked up a quick and dirty script for downloading album art from Last.fm if anyone wants to test it.

https://gist.github.com/19379/685a2fac5d45fd9a6231fe5fab156dc5

Make sure you edit the filename to match what you want and also update the main foobar2000 album art preferences to match.

It requires the js_marc2003 folder from my main samples (link in sig).

It works good for me.

Actually I realized it doesn't show the online pictures, even though it downloads them correctly.

Quote from: davideleo on 2016-05-10 19:34:21

Actually I realized it doesn't show the online pictures, even though it downloads them correctly.

"online pictures"??  The script will crop a little of the borders.  Resizing the panel will show the edges better.  Not sure what you mean.

I mean when the album art picture is missing from the local directory, isn't the script supposed to show the picture from the lastfm online resource?

Quote from: davideleo on 2016-05-10 19:51:22

I mean when the album art picture is missing from the local directory, isn't the script supposed to show the picture from the lastfm online resource?

The script saves the graphic file in the same folder as the track, and is named: lastfm.jpg  Check the track folder to see if its there.

The image should load when you skip forward a track, and then back up again if you have playback order set to default.  But you have to set FB2K to recognize the file name lastfm.jpg in preferences:

 Preferences > Display > Album Art > Front cover

What's your default cover art naming pattern?