Reason for Enhancement:
Parsing which auto save is the most recent one when looking to overwrite an existing save can be handled in several ways. Also when reading the name of the "most recent file", when using the previous file name to decide the new file name, there are two solutions for solving between file 1, and file 10. The first would be to start the index at file 0, and end at file 9, however this will be less appealing to users, or you can create additional dialogue for parsing files containing 1 as the file number which is further complexity.
Location:
Save_and_Load under the main implementation of the autoSave function/feature
Solution:
Read further library documentation to find the best way to parse file names and dates, and decide between a solution for the file 1/file 10 problem.
Reason for Enhancement: Parsing which auto save is the most recent one when looking to overwrite an existing save can be handled in several ways. Also when reading the name of the "most recent file", when using the previous file name to decide the new file name, there are two solutions for solving between file 1, and file 10. The first would be to start the index at file 0, and end at file 9, however this will be less appealing to users, or you can create additional dialogue for parsing files containing 1 as the file number which is further complexity.
Location: Save_and_Load under the main implementation of the autoSave function/feature
Solution: Read further library documentation to find the best way to parse file names and dates, and decide between a solution for the file 1/file 10 problem.
Version: 1.0