You can now set whether the ocs.cfg runtime configuration file is parsed for application-specific settings for nameless applications (CS_APPNAME is not explicitly set by the application) and whether any settings found are applied to the application.
The executable name obtained from the operating system is set as CS_APPNAME for the application and is used to parse the runtime configuration file.
Set CS_USE_DISCOVERED_APPNAME to CS_TRUE in the DEFAULT section of the ocs.cfg runtime configuration file to enable this feature.
When CS_USE_DISCOVERED_APPNAME is set to CS_FALSE (default), the runtime configuration file is not parsed for the nameless application.
Use CS_SANITIZE_DISC_APPNAME to specify whether the discovered application name (executable name obtained from the operating system) for a nameless application (CS_APPNAME is not explicitly set by the application) is used for parsing the runtime configuration file as is, after converting to uppercase, or after converting to lowercase.
You can set CS_SANITIZE_DISC_APPNAME in the DEFAULT section of the ocs.cfg runtime configuration file to any of these values:
CS_CNVRT_UPPERCASE – convert discovered name to uppercase before use.
CS_CNVRT_LOWERCASE – convert discovered name to lowercase before use.
CS_CNVRT_NOTHING (default) – use the discovered name as it.