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Orion plugins can define ''settings''. A setting defines some persistent information that is provided to one of the plugins's services. Defined settings appear on Orion's Settings page, and their values can be changed using an automatically-generated UI. Each setting has a unique identifier called a ''PID'', along with metatype information that gives the properties that may appear in the setting and their data types.
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Orion plugins can define ''settings''. A setting defines some persistent information that is provided to one of the plugins's services. Defined settings appear on Orion's Settings page, and their values can be changed using an automatically-generated UI. Each setting has a unique identifier called a ''PID'' (persistent identifier), as well as ''metatype'' information. The metatype defines the "shape" of the setting, specifically what named properties  
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Revision as of 12:05, 27 August 2012

Overview

Orion plugins can define settings. A setting defines some persistent information that is provided to one of the plugins's services. Defined settings appear on Orion's Settings page, and their values can be changed using an automatically-generated UI. Each setting has a unique identifier called a PID (persistent identifier), as well as metatype information. The metatype defines the "shape" of the setting, specifically what named properties - comprise the setting and what data type they have (string, number, etc).

orion.core.setting

Contributes a setting.

See also

Configuration services

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