Introduction

An INI file still has its permissions, especially if you look at Windows with its registry;-) An INI has sections [entries in square brackets] and values (e.g.: value=1).

An INI file usually has the following structure:

INI file Example

##############################################################################
;The following value indicates... <- Comment
[Setting] <- Section
font=app850.fon <- Variable with value
Onevalue <- Value only
##############################################################################

Class ini::File is provided for this purpose. Usually three methods are sufficient to set values, determine values and store thi ini::file.

save and read values.

See also: Programming examples

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Motivation

I prefer INI files, which preferably apply to individual programs and can be easily distributed.

Usage

See here for further information on use.