Hey Codr I just had another great idea!!!!1!!!11!Q!!!

[Delta Blast Burn]

Say someone creates pokemon for their personal use alot, and they have multiple games with multiple different OT's, perhaps if you added a function where Right clicking (or for macs some key combo) the OT/MISC tab, supposing everything is properly filled, had an option to save the current trainer information to an ini in the Pokegen folder and when creating a new poke allowed you to select from that list of saved ID's when the tab is not properly filled.

Sorry about that horrifically long sentence.

[Codr]

It could be done, but given the number of things that're ahead of this in terms of significance, I wouldn't count on it. Also, ini files? Is this 1990?

[Kyogre1]

I don't see a problem with local files used for settings. Basic requirement to make applications portable.

Or are you talking about using xml over ini? I honestly don't think it matters in the end which format you use.

Sure, while xml has greater interoperability, ini format is much more human readable.

[Codr]

Now the program needs portability? You can already copy nothing but the executable file and be just fine if you only use English. There aren't enough settings to warrant a file for them, at least not yet.

As for the ini format, I was thinking of something a little different (and wrong) in my first post. However, that format isn't really appropriate with the random categories the current settings fall into. If a settings file is ever used, it'll likely use something very similar to the language files. It's simple and direct without the need for categorization.