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INI File
~~~~~~~~
1/ ACA internal structs:
=====================
aca_INI
~~~~~~~
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+--- filename
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+--- *INI_Sections
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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+----- Section 1
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+----- Section 2
.
.
+----- Section (N)
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+----- name
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+----- flag (need SAVE / need LOAD / LOADED)
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+----- *INI_SectionData
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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+----- INI_SectionData 1
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+----- INI_SectionData (N)
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+----- value
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+----- content
2/ INI file format
===============
--------file begin>
ACAlib's message
\n
\n
[First Section Name]
value1=data data data...
value1=data data data...
.
.
valueN=data data data...
\n
\n
[Second Section Name]
value1=data
value2=data
\n
\n
<--------file end
3/ INI for terminal keys
=====================
(for more see documentation files 'init', 'keys')
Keys definition (if you want it) is independent and in libACA
defined INI_Section.
Values:
'keyname=sequence'
definition in you program: (see ini_test.c example)
INI_section your_sects[] = {
{ "1 YourSectionName", your_flag, your_SectionData },
{ "2 YourSectionName", your_flag, your_SectionData },
TERMINAL_KEYS_SECTION, /* <------- !!! */
{ chN, FALSE, NULL } /* end */
}
aca_INI INI = { "your.ini", your_sects };
/* init ACA */
init_aca(TRUE);
init_keys_ini(&ini_sec[2]); /* <------- !!! */
/* load data */
INI_load(&INI);
/* init keys */
init_keys(&INI);
More informations is in examples: 'ini_test.c', 'dlgs.c'
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