No. That won’t work. Because each file does not know if it is Variable1, Variable2, Variable3, etc.
And since Variable Names cannot themselves contain variables that’s not possible.
Eg. Variable#IndexNum#=Value
You’re talking about adding fixed values but the point is for making something dynamic. Eg. Modules that are customizable for a skin, that each contain variables of the same name, but need to be read by a central skin independently in order to control them.
What MIGHT be possible, but haven’t tested is:
@include1=My\Variable1\Location.ini
NewVariable1=#MyVariable#
@include2=My\Variable2\Location.ini
NewVariable2=#MyVariable#
But I’m 99% positive the variables do not parse linearly this way.
And since Variable Names cannot themselves contain variables that’s not possible.
Eg. Variable#IndexNum#=Value
You’re talking about adding fixed values but the point is for making something dynamic. Eg. Modules that are customizable for a skin, that each contain variables of the same name, but need to be read by a central skin independently in order to control them.
What MIGHT be possible, but haven’t tested is:
@include1=My\Variable1\Location.ini
NewVariable1=#MyVariable#
@include2=My\Variable2\Location.ini
NewVariable2=#MyVariable#
But I’m 99% positive the variables do not parse linearly this way.
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