Avon,

On 01/13/18, Avon said the following...

You should rename the strings file to bows ... then you can add the strings to them..

And, if you do that and add more strings, you might be able to conjur up a
harp and start making music...the possibilities are endless.

-- cr1mson

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While this was a joke... Apam, this might be the answer you're looking
for. ie: whenever you change a string you can put the changes / additions
into the bows file. Then one only needs to modify the line number /
paste it in.

It's not a bad idea. I'll keep it in mind. Ideally I could make some kind
of patch program to patch the new lines in, or at least compare them with
what you have so you can make adjustments to suit your theme.

But a 'bows' file might work for now.

Andrew


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Quoting apam to Tiny <=-

It's not a bad idea. I'll keep it in mind. Ideally I could make some
kind of patch program to patch the new lines in, or at least compare
them with what you have so you can make adjustments to suit your theme.

That's even better. :) But at a minimum the additional file just give
people something to look at quickly instead of trying to figure out what
the heck GIT is highlighting and if that's the only change, or do we need
to keep clicking around GIT to find them all.

Shawn

... All those updates, and still imperfect!!
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