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Flags are converted from an =IEnumerable<IGrouping<int, DataRow>>= to
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a =List<Dictionary<string, string>>= by joining the values in the
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=DataRow= by "||", which are then split and converted into an array by
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the script.
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=DataRow= by "||". These are then split by the same seperator and
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converted into an array on the script's end.
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We're doing a needless conversion at both ends which slows the whole
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We're doing needless conversions at both ends which slows the whole
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process down, but it's how extraflags is set up and we need to support
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it.
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@ -35,9 +35,9 @@ Data looks like this:
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Minimum script version: 2
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Flags are converted from an =IEnumerable<IGrouping<int, DataRow>>= to
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a =Dictionary<int, IEnumerable<string>>= which can then be parsed by
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the script without any conversion. This format is the same as returned
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from the database query, sans the extra information returned by a
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a =Dictionary<int, IEnumerable<string>>= which are parsed by the
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userscript without any conversion. This format is the same as returned
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from the database query, sans extra information contained in a
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=DataRow=
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Data looks like this:
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