AutoSave.cs

[IAMKEY]

Does this mean that the autosave Is set to every 5 days?

private static readonly TimeSpan m_Delay = Config.Get("AutoSave.Frequency", TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5.0d));

If not, then where do I change the value?

 

[dmurphy]

Have a look in the Config directory. Specifically the Autosave.cfg file.

You might also want to check out this tutorial: https://www.servuo.com/tutorials/getting-started-with-servuo.2/

 

[IAMKEY]

Very helpful indeed, and in plain English !

 

[Voxpire]

'd' is notation used to define 'double' constants.
Without these identifiers, numeric constants default to Int32 and float constants default to double.
In cases where the 'var' keyword is used and a non-Int32 default value is required, these identifiers can help the compiler to defer the type of 'var'.
It's not very common practise, but it can help.

Not all numeric value types have a symbol identifier - SByte, Byte, Int16, UInt16 and Int32 do not have symbols, though they have been proposed for future .NET versions.

• UInt32 (uint): U
• Int64 (long): L
• UInt64 (ulong): UL
• Single (float): F
• Double (double): D, E
• Decimal (decimal): M

* All symbols can be lower-case.

Take this scenario for example;

var currency = 0.0; // default is double

When dealing with currency, it is common practise to use the Decimal value type, so the above code would require modification.

Decimal uses the symbol identifier 'm' or 'M';

var currency = 0.0m; // define as decimal