I've heard alot of talk about ini files lately. im not really looking into doing it, but a little knowledge never hurt anyone. So can some tell how to do it. Just some guidance, not an entire manual. :rtfm: lol
Convert to ini files.
11/10/2008 21:06
Exia13#1
11/10/2008 21:54
nTL3fTy#2
The Windows API has some functions for accessing INI files.
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Of course this isn't in C# so you would have to P/Invoke the DLL (kernel32.dll) for each function. You can see hadeset did this in his INI class.
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Of course this isn't in C# so you would have to P/Invoke the DLL (kernel32.dll) for each function. You can see hadeset did this in his INI class.
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11/10/2008 21:56
alexbigfoot#3
look at the keving`s source he posted, it has the character/accounts made already
11/10/2008 21:59
Exia13#4
@ nTL3fTy Thanks, i'll take a look.
alexbigfoot I'll look at it, but even if it's already done, i'd like to know how it was done. Maybe nTL3fTy's info can help but it looks complicated. lol
alexbigfoot I'll look at it, but even if it's already done, i'd like to know how it was done. Maybe nTL3fTy's info can help but it looks complicated. lol
11/10/2008 22:46
Korvacs#5
its not that complicated, basically it loads the .ini file and reads/writes data to locations within that file based on a parameter name, it finds it within the file and just read/writes at that location, in the simplest terms.Quote:
@ nTL3fTy Thanks, i'll take a look.
alexbigfoot I'll look at it, but even if it's already done, i'd like to know how it was done. Maybe nTL3fTy's info can help but it looks complicated. lol
11/10/2008 23:06
tao4229#6
Check out hybrids video tutorial, his lesson on classes has a lot to do with INIFile reading/writing :DQuote:
11/11/2008 00:04
Exia13#7
Mind giving me a link? Not sure where to find it.
11/11/2008 01:24
tao4229#8
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