Script Settings File

[Andrei Popa]

It is.

Create your javascript object holding the settings. Then to save it to a file you need to serialize it. You can do that with .toSource(). This creates a string that you can later use with eval(). So save the string created by myVar.toSource() in a txt file and when you need that variable again, read the content of the file and pass it to eval(), like this:

var mySettings = eval(contentOfFile);

[Tomas Bumbulevičius]

Alternatively, have a .json settings file – not sure whether toSource is formattable option Andrei, is it? Like adding “tidy” tabulators and at least a bit of visual sense.