cyborg_customization 
The account's cyborg layout sidecar, cyborg_customization.json beside preferences.json, keyed by character slot.
Vars | |
| next_write_at | The earliest world.time the next write may run, CYBORG_LAYOUT_SAVE_SPACING after the last one |
|---|---|
| preferences_ref | The preferences that own this store, so a finished write can tell their editor |
| read_refused | The file on disk was past CYBORG_LAYOUT_MAX_SIDECAR_BYTES, so it was not read and is never overwritten. |
| write_failed | Whether or not the last write failed, which leaves the tree pending |
| write_oversized | The last write was refused because the whole tree encodes past CYBORG_LAYOUT_MAX_SIDECAR_BYTES. |
| write_pending | Pending durability belongs to the account, not whichever character is open now. |
Procs | |
| Destroy | A store that goes owes no queued save - it writes what it has here |
| bytes_with | About how big the file would be with text as key's entry. Other slots count without JSON escapes, so save() stays
the exact check; this only keeps an over-limit account from being staged at all. |
| flush_pending | Writes the tree now if it has unsaved changes. Inside the account's spacing, SScyborg_layout_saves writes it later
instead, with whatever the tree holds by then; force writes regardless, for teardown. |
| load | The parent decodes a file of any size. An oversized one is left on disk as it is. |
| request_save | Asks for a save of this account. Whatever the editor's draft holds when it runs is what gets saved. |
| run_save | The queued save: stages the editor's draft if it asked for that, then writes the account and tells the editor. |
| save | rust-g returns error text rather than a success boolean. Returns whether the file now holds the tree. |
| wipe | Import replacement must cancel work owned by the superseded tree. A queued save then finds nothing to write. |
| write_error | What the editor tells the player about the file or the last write, null when both are fine. |
Var Details
next_write_at
The earliest world.time the next write may run, CYBORG_LAYOUT_SAVE_SPACING after the last one
preferences_ref
The preferences that own this store, so a finished write can tell their editor
read_refused
The file on disk was past CYBORG_LAYOUT_MAX_SIDECAR_BYTES, so it was not read and is never overwritten.
write_failed
Whether or not the last write failed, which leaves the tree pending
write_oversized
The last write was refused because the whole tree encodes past CYBORG_LAYOUT_MAX_SIDECAR_BYTES.
write_pending
Pending durability belongs to the account, not whichever character is open now.
Proc Details
Destroy
A store that goes owes no queued save - it writes what it has here
bytes_with
About how big the file would be with text as key's entry. Other slots count without JSON escapes, so save() stays
the exact check; this only keeps an over-limit account from being staged at all.
flush_pending
Writes the tree now if it has unsaved changes. Inside the account's spacing, SScyborg_layout_saves writes it later
instead, with whatever the tree holds by then; force writes regardless, for teardown.
load
The parent decodes a file of any size. An oversized one is left on disk as it is.
request_save
Asks for a save of this account. Whatever the editor's draft holds when it runs is what gets saved.
run_save
The queued save: stages the editor's draft if it asked for that, then writes the account and tells the editor.
save
rust-g returns error text rather than a success boolean. Returns whether the file now holds the tree.
wipe
Import replacement must cancel work owned by the superseded tree. A queued save then finds nothing to write.
write_error
What the editor tells the player about the file or the last write, null when both are fine.