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I would like to be able to parse and write documentation for the settings BCP command., but I don't fully understand the structure of the settings parameter.
Here is an example:
It's an array of arrays, with each sub-array representing an option in the settings. In the example above, there are two options: "brightness" and "flipper_power". Each of these options has seven elements, but I don't know their purpose. Here are my guesses, based on the documentation for the setttings config key.
Index
Purpose
Type
1
Internal name
string
2
Display name
string
3
Sorting priority
int
4
Name of associated machine variable
string
5
Value
Varies
6
Associate individual values with descriptive texts to enable the MC to provide sensible values to choose from in the service menu
string to string dictionary
7
Category
string
Is this correct?
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I've just merged some fixes into the dev branch (and release 0.57.4.dev1) that improve the BCP communications, back ported from the work on the Godot BCP client in MPF 0.80.
Settings are now sent in batches based on setting type, and yes your documentation outline above looks correct.
I would like to be able to parse and write documentation for the
settings
BCP command., but I don't fully understand the structure of thesettings
parameter.Here is an example:
It's an array of arrays, with each sub-array representing an option in the settings. In the example above, there are two options: "brightness" and "flipper_power". Each of these options has seven elements, but I don't know their purpose. Here are my guesses, based on the documentation for the
setttings
config key.string
string
int
string
string
tostring
dictionarystring
Is this correct?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: