Open micsthepick opened 4 years ago
It functions at intended, so as to not force an extension the user may not want, but I'll accept it as a bug because of your point that it already purports to know about a particular file type. Note that fixing this may break functionality for existing users with macro files with different extensions and make it impossible to save them with a different extension.
I know that programs like Notepad++ replaces the "Files of type" selector with "save as type", and if you want to save the file as your own format, that you can just select "All types (*.*)", otherwise it will be (e.g.) "Magic cube 4D Macro Definition Files", which would then add the .macros extension (if it's not already there)
When saving the macros to a file, the .macros extension is not added if it isn't there already, even when "Files of type" has "Magic cube 4D Macro Definition Files" selected.