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Rob Swindell authored
How these files differ from modopts.ini (and by extension, ctrl/modopts.d/*.ini): - The root section is always parsed, part of the returned object - [sections] denote ARS that if matched (current user meets requirements) then those key/values are added as properties of the returned object possibly overriding previously defined properties (options), this allows different users (or clients/hosts, terminals) to get different option values much more easily
Rob Swindell authoredHow these files differ from modopts.ini (and by extension, ctrl/modopts.d/*.ini): - The root section is always parsed, part of the returned object - [sections] denote ARS that if matched (current user meets requirements) then those key/values are added as properties of the returned object possibly overriding previously defined properties (options), this allows different users (or clients/hosts, terminals) to get different option values much more easily
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