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One cannot override a .ini or command line Declare statement.
File override.pov
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#version 3.6;
#include "shapes.inc"
object
{ Center_Object (text { ttf "cyrvetic.ttf" str(Test,0,0) 0.001, 0 }, x+y)
translate z
pigment { rgb 1 }
finish { ambient 1 }
}
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File override.ini
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+ioverride.pov
Declare=Test=1
[Test2]
Declare=Test=2
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Command 3.7 Result 3.6.1 Result
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povray override 1 1
povray override[Test2] 1 2
povray override Declare=Test=3 1 3
povray Declare=Test=4 override 4 1
I've tried other permutations, such as multiple Declares in the .ini file and
multiple Declares on the command line, and it always uses the first declaration
it finds. This is inconsistent with the behavior of the other options.
Thank you.
POV-Ray versions: 3.6.1 and 3.7RC3
Operating system: Linux openSUSE 12.1
Hardware: HP Pavilion dv5030us Notebook PC
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On 26.01.12 12:26, Cousin Ricky wrote:
> Command 3.7 Result 3.6.1 Result
> ------- ---------- ------------
> povray override 1 1
> povray override[Test2] 1 2
> povray override Declare=Test=3 1 3
> povray Declare=Test=4 override 4 1
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> I've tried other permutations, such as multiple Declares in the .ini file and
> multiple Declares on the command line, and it always uses the first declaration
> it finds.
That is to be expected.
> This is inconsistent with the behavior of the other options.
Not really. We do not promise any order in which command-line options and
INI file options take effect.
Of course, which order, if any, is preferable is up for debate.
Thorsten
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