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Article #15100Re: Reading INI files.
From: Pascal Warnimont
Date: Thu, 08 Jul 1999 00:00
Date: Thu, 08 Jul 1999 00:00
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Here 's some code that might give you ideas . With the JDK1.1.6, the Properties.load is able to read file of the type : propertyName= propertyValue propertyName1= propertyValue1 .... on both mac and PC (ie the end of line can be \n or \r or both). No method has been deprecated, but I haven't checked the implementation changes. Of course it is not as structured as an INI file (ie no section). But maybe you can reuse and modify the existing (java) code ( I' d be interested if you do it). The save method uses the \n as end line wich read ok on PC though it is on one line. I haven't tested it on mac, as I only need reading for the moment. In the same line of idea it is probably easy to extend Property to use a system dependant) String getEndOfLineString(). Let me know if you do. I know properties should be serialized and unicode is better than character set ( haa yes accent are not the same in Mac and PC, this is another limitation of the above method), but for the moment, I have written nor found a Property editor, nor a unicode file editor. Eric Advincula wrote in message <7lga7t$17e3@forums.borland.com>... >I need to read ini files and I was wondering if there is a specific class to >do this or do I just use the File IO class? Couldnt find info on it in the >api's > >Thanks > >
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