Difference between revisions of "Settings.load"
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Latest revision as of 03:14, 10 June 2016
 Function settings.load | |
| Loads settings from the specified file. Any settings that've already been loaded (eg the defaults) will not be affected unless the target file contains entries with the same names. If a file titled ".settings" is saved to the root of a computer's drive, it will be automatically loaded on startup after the default settings (without need to call this function manually). | |
| Syntax | settings.load(string path) |
| Returns | boolean success |
| Part of | ComputerCraft |
| API | settings |
Examples
 Example | |
| Loads all settings specified within the file "mySettings", displaying before / after lists. | |
| Code |
print("Initial loaded settings:\n")
textutils.pagedTabulate( settings.getNames() )
settings.load("mySettings")
print("\nResulting loaded settings:\n")
textutils.pagedTabulate( settings.getNames() )
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 Settings API Functions
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| settings.set - settings.get - settings.unset - settings.clear - settings.getNames - settings.load - settings.save |
