Sage.Properties: Sequence of parms relevant?

[PeteCress]

I would like to group the parms that I have occasion to change from time-to-time so that they are easier to locate - as in the beginning or end of the props file.

e.g.

# RecordedTV locations:
seeker/video_storage=U\:\\,20000000000,3;V\:\\,20000000000,3;

# Import Directories:
seeker/archive_directory=\\\\NAS\\$OriginalRips,1;\\\\NAS\\B\\DVDs_NetFlix,1;\\\\NAS\\B\\DVDs_NoBackup,1;\\\\NAS\\B\\DVDs_Owned,1;\\\\NAS\\B\\Streamed_Amazon,1;\\\\NAS\\B\\Streamed_HBO,1;\\\\NAS\\B\\Streamed_NetFlix,1;\\\\NAS\\B\\Torrented,1;\\\\NAS\\A\\Videos,5;\\\\NAS\\A\\Photos,5;\\\\NAS\\B\\DVDs_Library,1;

# Tell Sage to remove RecordedTV entries not found (source must exist, just no files)
# and must be re-set to False once the deed is done
advanced_video_file_recovery=true

Can I do this without creating problems for Sage?

[jusjoken]

Originally Posted by PeteCress

I would like to group the parms that I have occasion to change from time-to-time so that they are easier to locate - as in the beginning or end of the props file.

e.g.

#RecordedTV locations:
seeker/video_storage=U\:\\,20000000000,3;V\:\\,20000000000,3;

#Import Directories:
seeker/archive_directory=\\\\NAS\\$OriginalRips,1;\\\\NAS\\B\\DVDs_NetFlix,1;\\\\NAS\\B\\DVDs_NoBackup,1;\\\\NAS\\B\\DVDs_Owned,1;\\\\NAS\\B\\Streamed_Amazon,1;\\\\NAS\\B\\Streamed_HBO,1;\\\\NAS\\B\\Streamed_NetFlix,1;\\\\NAS\\B\\Torrented,1;\\\\NAS\\A\\Videos,5;\\\\NAS\\A\\Photos,5;\\\\NAS\\B\\DVDs_Library,1;

#Tell Sage to remove RecordedTV entries not found (source must exist, just no files)
advanced_video_file_recovery=true

Can I do this without creating problems for Sage?

I do not believe so. I think sage will always rebuild the .properties file in alphabetical order.

k

[PeteCress]

Originally Posted by jusjoken

I do not believe so. I think sage will always rebuild the .properties file in alphabetical order.

k

Thanks...

Just did a limited trial and it looks like it also drops all comments except the two at the beginning of the file which, I guess, it re-creates on-the-fly.

e.g.

#Sage Preferences
#Sat Aug 19 09:48:28 EDT 2017