Re: configuration persistence?

Yeah, I'd found the 'commandchar' variable, but setting it
in my .ini file doesn't work.  When I try it, then start 
up lyntin, I get:

#config                                                                                             
lyntin: Commandline:                                                                                
lyntin:    commandchar      /                                                                       
lyntin:    datadir          /home/pj/.lyntin/data/                                                  
lyntin:    moduledir        /home/pj/.lyntin/modules                                                
lyntin:    readfile         (None)                                                                  
lyntin:    snoopdefault     1                                                                       
lyntin:    ui               text                                                                    
lyntin: Global:                                                                                     
lyntin:    ansicolor        on (bool)                                                               
lyntin:    commandchar      '#' (char)                                                              
lyntin:    datadir          '/home/pj/.lyntin/data/' (string)                                       
lyntin:    debugmode        off (bool)                                                              
lyntin:    mudecho          on (bool)                                                               
lyntin:    promptdetection  off (bool)                                                              
lyntin:    repeathistory    on (bool)                                                               

Note the double definition of 'commandchar'. My ini file looks like:

[Lyntin]
datadir:   /home/pj/.lyntin/data
moduledir: /home/pj/.lyntin/modules
commandchar: /

Is there a way to specify a file to be /read on startup?
Then I could just put '#config commandchar /' in that file.

  --pj


On Thursday, Apr 15, 2004, will guaraldi writes:
>
>There's no way to write out the configuration information.  Just add it to
>your ini file by hand.  The config property for the command character is
>"commandchar".  You can tell by starting up Lyntin and typing
>"#config"--this will list all the ocnfig properties that are currently
>present and what their current values are.
>
>Then you can type "#config commandchar" and it'll give you a bit more
>description.
>
>There's more help in "#help config".
>
>Hope that helps--
>/will
>
>
>On Thu, 15 Apr 2004, Paul Jimenez wrote:
>>
>> I'm probably missing something, but I can't figure out how
>> to write out my existing configuration to a .ini file, and
>> I also can't figure out what the variable name in the config
>> file is to set my commandchar.  Thanks for any help!
>>
>>   --pj
>
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