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Mark1834
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by Mark1834 » 26 Jun 2022 12:40
The [.index] section of my FH Standard Fact Set file contains these two lines:
My Extended Set contains
If I create a brand new Fact Set with a single Fact, it is this, and doesn't change as I add more Facts
Has anybody reverse-engineered the file to work out exactly what these terms mean? My default will be to leave them unchanged in any plugin Fact Set modifications, but I'm just slightly wary of terms that I don't understand.
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by tatewise » 26 Jun 2022 14:06
Apart from noticing the numbers, I have ignored them.
The Extended Set has probably not been updated since it was introduced many years ago in FH V6, whereas new facts have been added to the FH V7 Fact Sets.
I've not noticed any obvious features that differ between versions.
I think some other customisation files have similar numbers that I also ignore.
Presumably, they mean something to CP.
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by Mark1834 » 26 Jun 2022 15:41
I might ask them if there is any further dialogue on the structure of the RM Import set, but I suspect they might just recommend against plugins writing to these files...
I've seen previous versions of the Standard Fact Set in the FH Program Files(x86) folder. The only reason I can think of to do that is if the changes are not backwardly compatible, so the program has to be able to have access to an old version.
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