Closed Michel-NL closed 8 years ago
First, I should really spell "position" correctly.
Second, no, that's not how -1
would work in this case. It's actually (somewhat) less useful than that, but for obvious reasons.
How it does work:
Let's say I'm creating race2_config.json
using race1_config.json
as defaults. Or I'm running with the -c
to make changes to race1_config.json
. Both cases have the same result.
In this case, when I get to the points structure, hitting -1 would use the same points previously entered for each position. So if I have an F1-style points structure [25, 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1], I don't have to hit Enter to accept the defaults 10 times.
In the example you've shown, it's actually working as intended. You had a P1 value of 25, and nothing else, so it just closes up. In that case, with no default, 0 and -1 do the same thing. To actually do a 25, 24, 23, 22, etc. structure, you'd have to type them in individually. (But only once... you could then, and I'd suggest this... use that configuration file as the defaults to create a new configuration file, changing only what you need to!)
aha my bad reading. I was thinking if you hit -1 it would count automatic the remaining points to zero. Good tip to create a default settings file
If I enter 25 point for number 1 shouldn't the -1 option count down from 25, 24, 23, 22, etc to 0?