[OT] ini files

M

mirco

Hi all, perhaps this is not the right newsgroup but, does anybody know
a library that manages ini file (text, xml, the format you want but
human readable) for Linux and Borland for windows? An ANSI c++ lib
would be great
thx
Mirco
 
T

Thomas Matthews

mirco said:
Hi all, perhaps this is not the right newsgroup but, does anybody know
a library that manages ini file (text, xml, the format you want but
human readable) for Linux and Borland for windows? An ANSI c++ lib
would be great
thx
Mirco

Have you used your favorite search engine?
Are the initialization (i.e. ini) files the same format under Windows
and Linux?

The files can be parsed using ANSI C++, but the formats are platform
specific.

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M

mirco

Thomas Matthews said:
Have you used your favorite search engine?
Are the initialization (i.e. ini) files the same format under Windows
and Linux?

The files can be parsed using ANSI C++, but the formats are platform
specific.
I found some intresting lib on sourceforge, but these are GPL, and I
need to develop a comercial application, a BSD licence lib would be
fine.
I do not have any special requirement, but the ini file must be human
readbale, if the ini file is similar to windows ini it would be fine.
thx
Mirco
 
K

Karl Heinz Buchegger

mirco said:
I found some intresting lib on sourceforge, but these are GPL, and I
need to develop a comercial application,

????
Huch, for someone earning bread and butter with programming, this should
be a simple problem.

Search for free available XML parsers (if you haven't it figured out yet,
on every newer Windows there is an XML Parser component available, it
comes with IE)
 

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