Order of loading code replacement files

[Claude Diderich]

Are the following assumptions correct?

• When manually loading code replacement files (Edit -> Settings -> Reload Code Replacements), the code replacement files are loaded in the order specified
• When enabling Edit -> Settings -> Set Code Replacement: Automatically Reload Code replacement files when they change, only the changed file is reloaded (and subsequent files in the list are not reloaded)

I am asking this because I have multiple code replacement files that re-define certain codes, e.g. core.txt contains =&cap=, the text for a generic captions, tennis.txt (following core.txt in the order) re-defines =&cap=, the text for a specific tennis caption, and tennis.rc-finals-men.txt again re-defines the text for a caption from the finals. For non-finals matches I simply do not load tennis.rc-finals-men.txt and still get a correct caption for tennis using =&cap=. And if I want to caption a non-tennis event I simply disable the tennis specific CR files and still can use =&cap= to get the generic text of my caption.

[Kirk Baker]

Claude,

Are the following assumptions correct?

• When manually loading code replacement files (Edit -> Settings -> Reload Code Replacements), the code replacement files are loaded in the order specified
• When enabling Edit -> Settings -> Set Code Replacement: Automatically Reload Code replacement files when they change, only the changed file is reloaded (and subsequent files in the list are not reloaded)

#1 Yes.
#2 No, all files are reloaded in the order that they're listed when any one of them changes and automatic reloading is active.

HTH,

-Kirk

[Claude Diderich]

Thanks Kirk for the info.
3. Am I correct then, that if I select/deselect one or more code replacement files, all selected files are reloaded in the order listed?

[Kirk Baker]

Claude,

Thanks Kirk for the info.
3. Am I correct then, that if I select/deselect one or more code replacement files, all selected files are reloaded in the order listed?

Yes, it always reloads all active files in the order listed whenever it reloads.

-Kirk