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CONSOLE COMMAND: varSave
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1. Information
2. Usage Examples
3. Additional Information
4. History

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varSave [ FORMAT: var_name filename ]
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1. Information
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This allows variable or vstrs to be save to file.  This can be useful for saved positions - as they can be written to file and then later loaded and reused.

When a variable is saved, it is appended to the end of the text file.

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2. Usage Examples
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example 1
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\varSave myvarname myfile.cfg // writes myvarname to the file myfile.cfg

example 2
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\varJoin user_savepos_filename <0> $mapname _positions.cfg
\varSave pos1 $user_savepos_filename; varSave pos2 $user_savepos_filename; varSave pos3 $user_savepos_filename

// creates a filename based on the mapname, then saves 3 positions to that filename

example 3
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\varMath user_savepos_filename = $mapname + _positions.cfg
\varSave pos1 $user_savepos_filename; varSave pos2 $user_savepos_filename; varSave pos3 $user_savepos_filename

// creates a filename based on the mapname, then saves 3 positions to that filename (same as example 2, but uses varMath instead of varJoin

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3. Additional Information
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See the saveposition documentation to see how to save positions to file.

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4. History
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1.90
- Feature introduced
