- ini - where to put initialization files in windows - Stack Overflow
for personal reasons, I wouldn't like to use the registry: I prefer plain text initialization files ( ini) I also don't feel like holding the files in the same directory as the executables, the ideal situation allows me to keep them somewhere generic where users or system administrators are allowed to write
- c# - Reading writing an INI file - Stack Overflow
Preface Firstly, read this MSDN blog post on the limitations of INI files If it suits your needs, read on This is a concise implementation I wrote, utilising the original Windows P Invoke, so it is supported by all versions of Windows with NET installed, (i e Windows 98 - Windows 11)
- What is the easiest way to parse an INI file in Java?
The format of this ini files is the common windows style, with header sections and key=value pairs, using # as the character for commenting I tried using the Properties class from Java, but of course that won't work if there is name clashes between different headers
- How to read and write INI file with Python3? - Stack Overflow
from benedict import benedict # path can be a ini string, a filepath or a remote url path = 'path to config ini' d = benedict from_ini(path) # do stuff with your dict # # write it back to disk d to_ini(filepath=path) It's well tested and documented, check the README to see all the features:
- filenames - What is the difference between . ini and . conf? - Unix . . .
INI is a configuration file standard A conf file could be an INI file, or it could be any other configuration system that the application supports MySQL, for example, uses the file my cnf by default for configuration, which is an INI file
- file - Execute a program with a custom . ini path - Stack Overflow
No, there isn't As I said, it depends on each software If the development team decided they support an argument -i <ini path>, then it works for that executable, and that executable only I have updated my answer with a case where generic arguments could be available, you would have to check if it applies to your case
- Where is MySQLs my. ini located on Windows? - Stack Overflow
There will be sample ini files in that folder In order to use one of them, say my-medium ini, you need to do the following before a MySQL restart: cd C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5 5 copy my-medium ini my ini net stop mysql net start mysql Once, you do this, my ini can be read by C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5 5\bin\mysql exe
- Use an INI file in C on Linux - Stack Overflow
Is there a standard way of reading a kind of configuration like INI files for Linux using C? I am working on a Linux based handheld and writing code in C Otherwise, I shall like to know about any alternatives Final update: I have explored and even used LibConfig But the footprint is high and my usage is too simple
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