[5.30a2]A tiny glitch in TOC file?
Carbonite.toc line 8:
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## SavedVariables: CarbData NxData |
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While it is marked as a comment it's still read and used.
[...] "SavedVariables A comma-separated list of variable names in the global environment" [...] http://wowpedia.org/The_TOC_Format |
Hmmm.... Guess I should add "(out-of-date Fuddy Duddy)" to my signature...:banana:
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I was curious, so I looked this up. Maybe I'm misunderstanding it, but it seems this may be what Coasty had in mind?
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http://wowpedia.org/The_TOC_Format#Notes |
They seem to do things a little backwards.
Yes normally # is a comment, however WoW reads all the information from those lines anyways, each one while appearing to be a comment actually does and instructs the wow client in some way. As for the missing , I'm wondering if it even looks for that or not since Carbdata is the main one, Nxdata is the old 5.1 series. If it wasn't seeing or using Nxdata the options to import old settings, or delete them would not be showing up inside the game. |
Thanks Rythal for the clarification. I was only guessing since I'm not a programmer.
Leave it to Blizzard to screw up standardized coding! Geeeesh! Thank you for replying. I learn more all the time. |
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