'include' keyword (for command class def) have no effect if it was defined before 'Include' keyword (for commad def).

[gavenkoa]

If I create ~/.config/mc/mc.ext file:

include/video
	Open=echo OK
shell/.avi
    Include=video

and then press RET on .avi file nothing happen.

But if swap this entries I get 'OK' in terminal.

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I discover this bug when introduce techniture to merge system wide and own mc.ext file in: #2772 (Suggestion to load /etc/mc/mc.ext before ~/.config/mc/mc.ext anyway or add keyword to mc.ext for this purpose).

For example I want redefine class 'video'. So I put:

include/video
    Open=GOOD-VIEWER %f

then I put content of /etc/mc/mc.ext, which have such lines:

...
### Video ###

regex/\.([aA][vV][iI])$
	Include=video
regex/\.([mM][kK][vV])$
	Include=video

include/video
	Open=BAD_VEWER %f
...

But Open=GOOD-VIEWER %f was ignored and Open=BAD_VEWER %f was taken in account.

Because of this bug I can not just concatenate my settings with system wide, I need use some sed/awk/perl magic...

[gavenkoa]

I use MC:

GNU Midnight Commander, версия 4.8.1

from Debian wheezy/sid.

[andrew_b]

(In #4141) Branch: 4141_mc.ext.ini
Initial changeset:67ec86b570be80da4670b57ae42be4ea71f8bb63

mx.ext was moved to INI format from custom one (yet another step to format unification). This allows to implement a task written in the ticket sunmmary.

This is alsow fixes #2773 and #3742.

[andrew_b]

Fixed in [d9eeec9a5a74cae570992e9665eea7dd5ae7a98b].