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Doomie at 19:23, 24 November 2005

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Doomie at 19:06, 20 November 2005

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	Saves a table to~~/from~~ a file.		Saves a table to a file.
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Doomie at 19:04, 20 November 2005

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Saves a table to/from a file.
/hsave -sbnioau <name> <filename> [section]

Saves plain text to a text file, with item and data on separate lines. $cr and $lf characters are stripped from text when saving as plain text.

Using the -s switch makes the command display the result (e.g. ''* Saved hash table 'users' to 'users.dat''')

The -b switch saves binary files. $cr and $lf are preserved when saving as binary files.

You can use -n to save files as data only, with no items.

The -o switch overwites an existing file, and -a appends to an existing file.

By default hsave excludes items that are in the ''/hadd -uN unset list'', the -u switch forces it to include the unset items.

The -i switch treats the file as an ini file. You can specify an optional section name after the filename.

== Example ==
hsave users users.dat
This simple example just saves the hashtable ''users'' to a file called ''users.dat''.
hsave -so users users.dat
That example would overwrite the file users.dat and show the output.
hsave -ia users users.ini myusers
This would add a new sections to ''users.ini'' called ''myusers'' and write the hashtable to it.

[[Category:Hash Table]]