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- 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
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- Pros and cons for different configuration formats?
cfg, ini are legacy formats that work well and many languages have an included library that reads them I've used it in Java, Python, C++ without issues It doesn't really work as a data interchange format and if I am passing data I will probably use the same format for config and data interchange yaml, and json are between xml and cfg ini
- A350 final questions. . . - General Discussion - iniBuilds Forum
hello everyone! first of all, I would like to thank @Eddie for all your help answering our many questions and bearing with us i have a few last questions: how do you download the liveries from the ini manager? in the most previous stream, they where talking about navigraph and the maps on the ef
- LVars - Systems - iniBuilds Forum
@JoshFThis L:INI_POTENTIOMETER_18 seems to be a new issue (started by Asobo MS themselves) since MSFS launched In previous versions of MS related flight sims you had e g L:INI_A32NV2_OVRHD_LTS_DOME_KNOB or L:INI_A32NV2_MIP_LEFT_MFD_BRIGHT_KNOB (I have used INI in place of any other developer of 3rd Party aircraft)
- Winwing MCDU - Other - iniBuilds Forum
Hello inibuilds development team, I fly the A320 with great passion in MSFS24 For me, it's the most powerful and best aircraft in the simulator I recently purchased the MCDU from Winwing Unfortunately, it doesn't work with the A320 and A330 yet Regarding compatibility, the Winwing website sta
- 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
- 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:
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