[lucstef]

Some more testing done, nothing to report.
Or better yes, one more thing: it works in .trk files too, but I guess you were expecting that :)


Luca

[Csantucci]

That's good.
I have now created a PR for the official OR, and the modification should be available in about half an hour in the Unstable release. It will available in next ORNYMG release too.

[James Ross]

Csantucci, on 05 November 2022 - 03:28 AM, said:

I also felt the inconvenience that you describe in the first post. So, I checked the OR code and noticed that, merely adding two lines of code, your desire can be fulfilled. i attach here a patch for ORNYMG 133: inserting the 2 patch files in ORNYMG, following feature is present: if the include line is as follows:

include ( ../##SameName## )

Thanks for implementing this feature, Carlo!

However, I am concerned with the character "#" chosen to delimit it, since that is also the start of a comment in Simis text files, and the example given may get parsed wrong in the future (e.g. fixing a MSTS comment parsing bug might break this feature)

Some alternatives that are less likely to have issues:

>>SameName<<
[[SameName]]

Otherwise, looks good :)

[Csantucci]

Thanks, James.
I replaced the characters in the PR. Now

include ( ../>>SameName<< )

is used.

[lucstef]

Just to clear any misunderstanding:
the old ##SameName## is now >>SameName<< (capitalizations included)??

(Ok not in the patch you attached before, we will see it in the new ORNYMG version and hopefully in the incoming OR 1.5, right?)


P.S. - I hate, HATE when a big name as Logitech makes an almost perfect gaming mech keyboard like the G915 and there's no italian layout, so I have to change the system language and hunt for the right keys to type < and >..........


Luca

[Csantucci]

Answer to your first question is yes.
You will see this in next ORNYMG version, you see it already in Unstable Release U2022.11.12-1121, it's unlikely that you will see it in incoming stable OR1.5, although I have nothing against it.

[Csantucci]

Unfortunately

include ( ../>>SameName<< )

crashes OR in Path.GetFileName().
I have tested

include ( ../[[SameName]] )

and it works.
So I'll change again the code.

[lucstef]

EDIT:

Nevermind, sleepy brain mixing up, I was using the wrong install path..... :sorry:



Hi Carlo.

What's the syntax now on ver.134?
##SameName## doesn't work, neither does >>SameName<< nor [[SameName]], what am I missing?

Thanks.


Luca