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faq to read/write ini files? #75
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Interesting! I always had thought that ini was unspecified and thus a parsing nightmare depending on what program or person created the file. This looks doable, but I clearly need to familiarize myself with ini a bit more to understand any corner cases. If anyone is interested in implementing this or is familiar enough to talk on behalf of ini, I'm all ears. |
Yeah, I expect that there's some skew possible due the lack of standards, so I'm perfectly willing to guess that this is arbitrarily hard to get exactly right for every possible version. A quick look at other code that does this perhaps to help the next person along:
Of these the last, |
Any consderation of support for .ini files, the somewhat standardized format often used for config files?
I see a Go library https://github.com/go-ini/ini that could be useful, and there's a proof of concept (in Ruby) called
dupervisor
ordv
https://github.com/kigster/dupervisor that provides a 3-way yaml/json/ini tricoder but no filter/manipulation.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: