Re: File Reading
- From: Real Gagnon <realgag+usenet@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2007 14:33:03 GMT
I was just wondering what the class was called that allowed you to read
a file in the form:
[blehName]
blehMoo = Something
BlehMeow = SomethingElse
BlehWoff = SomethingElseAgain
[blehName2]
blehMoo = Something
BlehMeow = SomethingElse
BlehWoff = SomethingElseAgain
I remember seeing something that allowed you to do this, but i've
completely forgotten what it was.
That's an INI file. It' a common file structure in the Windows world.
In Java, the corresponding structure is a Properties file.
The main difference is that you can't group entries with [...] with
Properties, you need to add a prefix.
ex:
blehName.blehMoo = Something
blehName.BlehMeow = SomethingElse
blehName.BlehWoff = SomethingElseAgain
blehName2.blehMoo = Something
blehName2.BlehMeow = SomethingElse
blehName2.BlehWoff = SomethingElseAgain
See http://www.rgagnon.com/javadetails/java-0024.html
Bye.
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