local format = string.format

 local function func()
    CTimerAfter(10, func)
    local _, _, home, world = GetNetStats()
    local rate = format("%.0f | %.0f ", home, world)
    obj.text = rate..lbl
    obj.value = rate
end

  **56 | 60 ms**

  <<code lua>>
+ local format = string.format
+ <</code>>
+
+ <<code lua>>
   local function func()
      CTimerAfter(10, func)
      local _, _, home, world = GetNetStats()

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  transitbus Nov 10, 2014 at 15:59 UTC - 0 likes

  <<reply 2390004>>

  No problem then. I modified your code to suit my needs and it works great. Thanks for the original idea, it works great with the changes I made and does exactly what I need it to do.

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  funkydude Nov 09, 2014 at 19:31 UTC - 0 likes

  Why would I add framerate display to an addon designed to display latency? So you can save 0.5KB of memory that Statblock_FPS would use? That's not a good enough excuse.

  Adding coloring to the text would break any custom coloring a user may want to use in their display addon, so that's not going to happen either.

  Having both might be a good idea, but what would represent which is which to the user? The only clean way that it could really be done is splitting it into 2 objects with separate prefixes.

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  transitbus Nov 09, 2014 at 18:58 UTC - 0 likes

  Then how about home and world latency on the label and fps on the tooltip as that is not as frequent of a change as latency is? the tooltip doesn't even need to have a timer control as you would update on mouseover by default thus saving memory.

  I even modified your addon to be color coded based on the degree of latency or fps.

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  funkydude Nov 09, 2014 at 07:15 UTC - 0 likes

  This is already provided in the tooltip.