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I just noticed something, if I create a new global value and try to give it the name "12MyValue" I get error message telling me it cant begin with a number. But if I name it "MyValue" then press enter, and then rename it, I can now name it "12MyValue". Why is this, bug?, and is there some reason I should not use this tecnique to have a number in my global values? (They seem to work fine)
With MMF2's syntax it doesn't matter because you can easily have spaces and numbers in a value name. Sometimes it just complicates the expression parser's job, though, so while in some cases it may work, others cases it may not work.
What is an "expression parser"?
A parer that parses the expressions you write in the expression editor, most likely written in C++ in MMF2's source code.