Steve Friedl wrote:
I can certainly see how the the name suggests that only the save is
suppressed, so I probably ought to submit a second patch that adds some
more documentation to this.
At least now I know why there's no config file token for this. :-)
Unfortunately our compatiblity credo doesn't seem to allow us to rename
that #define to something better, because I think it's *really*
misleading. Actually, I was tempting to make use of what the name
*suggests*, i.e. switch off persistent state handling (both load and
save) completely while leaving regular config file loading in place.
It's hard to come up with a good name for this now that yours exists. :-/
+Thomas
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