Request saving the "Capture output" setting in the SuperTool Script notes.

[emyoulation]

Could the "Save As Note" include the "Capture output" setting ?

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[kkujansuu]

Currently the "Capture output" setting is not stored anywhere. It is preserved within a session - even if another script is loaded or the database is switched. But it is reset every time Supertool is started.

I couldn't decide if the setting shoud be stored in the script file (or note) or if it should be a global config setting that would be preserved across sessions. In a way, I think it should not be tied to the script but be a "user setting".

[emyoulation]

I think excluding the setting creates an exception. Exceptions make SuperTool more difficult to document, learn and remember.

Right now, we have to post-process the Script (or "SuperTool Script" note) to remove the Category where it is desired to be more generic or not be overridden.

Also, the Capture Output is going to be desireable for specific script... but it will go unused generally. So saving with the script seems reasonable.

[kkujansuu]

OK, makes. sense. su 14. heinäk. 2024 klo 20.10 Emyoulation or BAMaustin ( ***@***.***) kirjoitti:

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