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This commit updates the documentation to reflect the current function names and link structure. Specifically, it addresses the following:

*   Corrected internal links within the documentation to point to the correct markdown files (e.g., `hashDelete.md` instead of `hashDelete`).
*   Updated related function references to reflect the current function names and include missing functions.
*   Removed outdated function references.
*   Added `ramdb_db_fnc_scheduler` to related functions where appropriate.
*   Updated the links section to use the correct markdown file names.
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ArmaRAMDb - Initialization mdi:file-text-outline Initial Extension settings.

ramdb_db_fnc_init

Description

Initializes the ArmaRAMDb extension and sets up the initial settings. This function loads the extension, checks its version, sets the buffer size, and logs the initialization status. It is automatically called during mission startup.

Syntax

// This function is automatically called during initialization and doesn't need to be called directly

Parameters

None. This function does not require any parameters.

Return Value

None. The function sets up internal variables and logs initialization information.

Examples

This function is automatically executed during framework initialization and doesn't need to be called manually.

Notes

  • Sets the global buffer size to 10240 bytes (10KB)
  • Logs the DLL version number for reference
  • Confirms successful loading of all functions
  • Outputs initialization status to the RPT logs
  • This is one of the first functions called when the framework loads
  • It does not initialize or load any database data - use ramdb_db_fnc_load for that
  • ramdb_db_fnc_load: Loads database data from disk
  • ramdb_db_fnc_save: Saves database data to disk

Add Task | Handler | Init | Print Addon Name | Process Queue | Scheduler | Test