I am trying to display multiple status numbers on 1 line in the status panel. Example:
Health: 100%
Score: 100
Stats: Damage 1-4 + 2, Defense: 2, Offense: 5

I can't see a way to use a string or an expression when setting the statusattributes. It looks like each member of the dictionary can only use a single ! to represent 1 value. Anyway to use a string or an expression to display the info formatted as I want instead of making each status its own line in the pane?

I figured this out. Here is the code I used:

<game name="Hack and Slash">
    <gameid>9bbe53c0-da1d-49f6-bed2-42f64d08cf3c</gameid>
    <version>1.0</version>
    <showscore type="boolean">false</showscore>
    <showhealth type="boolean">false</showhealth>
    <autodescription_youcansee type="int">3</autodescription_youcansee>
    <autodescription_youcango type="int">4</autodescription_youcango>
    <autodescription_description type="int">2</autodescription_description>
    <hitpoints type="int">100</hitpoints>
    <expneeded type="int">1000</expneeded>
        <gold type="int">100</gold>
    <level type="int">1</level>
    <tohit type="int">0</tohit>
    <basedamage type="int">1</basedamage>
    <randomdamage type="int">3</randomdamage>
    <defense type="int">0</defense>
    <statusattributes type="stringdictionary">hitpoints = Hit Points: !;level = Current Level: !;expneeded = Experience needed for next level: !;gold = Gold: !;randomdamage = Damage: 1-!;basedamage = * +!</statusattributes>
    <function name="AddStatusAttributesForElement" parameters="status, element" type="string">
    <![CDATA[
    if (element.statusattributes <> null) {
      foreach (attr, element.statusattributes) {
      z = FormatStatusAttribute(attr, GetAttribute(element, attr), StringDictionaryItem(element.statusattributes, attr))
        if (LengthOf(status) > 0) {
           if (Left(z,1) <> "*") {
             status = status + "\n"
           }
           
        }
        if (Left(z,1) = "*") {
           z = Right(z,LengthOf(z) - 1)
        }
        status = status + z
      }
    }
    return (status)
    ]]>
  </function>
  </game>

I coded it so if a description starts with an asterisks, it doesn't add a new line prior to adding it to the pane. In the example above, I show the basedamage and randdamage on the same line. Looks much nicer that way.