[Derision]

It would be much easier to do this via the rules system, e.g. go to common/ruletypes.h and goto around line 354 where you will see this:

#ifdef BOTS
RULE_CATEGORY ( Bots )
RULE_REAL ( Bots, BotManaRegen, 2.0 ) // Adjust mana regen for bots, 1 is fast and higher numbers slow it down 3 is about the same as players.
RULE_BOOL ( Bots, BotFinishBuffing, false ) // Allow for buffs to complete even if the bot caster is out of mana.  Only affects buffing out of combat.
RULE_INT ( Bots, CreateBotCount, 150 ) // Number of bots that each account can create
RULE_INT ( Bots, SpawnBotCount, 71 ) // Number of bots a character can have spawned at one time, You + 71 bots is a 12 group raid
RULE_BOOL ( Bots, BotQuest, false ) // Optional quest method to manage bot spawn limits using the quest_globals name bot_spawn_limit, see: /bazaar/Aediles_Thrall.pl
RULE_BOOL ( Bots, BotGroupBuffing, false ) // Bots will cast single target buffs as group buffs, default is false for single. Does not make single target buffs work for MGB.
RULE_BOOL ( Bots, BotSpellQuest, false ) // Anita Thrall's (Anita_Thrall.pl) Bot Spell Scriber quests.
RULE_CATEGORY_END()
#endif

Then add:

RULE_BOOL (Bots, AutoRune, true)

just after RULE_BOOL ( Bots, BotSpellQuest, false )

(this is assuming you want AutoRune to default to true.)

Then at the point in the code were you want to test the value of this rule:

if(RuleB(Bots, AutoRune))
{
      // Do AutoRune stuff
}

The first time you go in game after adding your new rule to the source and recompiling, if you issue the command #rules store, it will write the current values into the database, then if you go into your rule_values table and search for Bots:AutoRune you can set it to false if you decide you want to disable that feature.