Editing WoW:TOC format (section)

== Details ==
* In order to get the client to recognize your addon, you have to create the 'World of Warcraft\Interface\AddOns\Bob' folder, and a 'Bob.toc' file within it using the same name.
* TOC files in an addon folder that do not match the AddOn folder name, will be ignored.
* WoW reads up to the first 1024 characters of each line only. Additional characters are ignored and do not cause an error.
* The .toc files for all addons are only read when the client initially starts up. Any changes made to the .toc file will be ignored by a running client until the entire client is restarted. Restarting the UI or logging in or out will not get WoW to use a new version of the file. In other words, on reload of the UI, the original version of the addons .toc file will be executed that was read when wow was started.
* Lines in the toc can be relative paths.
* Lines can refer to Lua files and XML files.
* 'File' lines will only be trimmed on the right. A line that reads ' bob.lua ' will get processed as '\Interface\AddOns\Bob\ bob.lua', where there is still a presumably inadvertent space between '\' and 'bob.lua', and no longer a space after '.lua'.
* Lines in a TOC file that are relative paths are processed such that 'relative AddOn path' + '\' + 'file line' = 'file path'. So 'fred\bob.lua' will request exactly 'Interface\AddOns\Bob\fred\bob.lua'