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Read and Write InI's - Reece - 11-09-2006 Hey, i have to make a database at school and ini's seemed simple to make. i have 3 months untill i have to start, so could somone post with a detailed expantation of how they work please? - pingu - 12-09-2006 Eh... Quote:[HEADER1] That's the format... - halla - 12-09-2006 Do you want the code? the API call and how to use them? Other than that its pretty easy - Matt - 12-09-2006 Actually, putvar and getvar are alot nicer. You can rip those from MS too, they read/write ini files. - Reece - 12-09-2006 halla that would be awsome I mean can you like post an exaplme of how they read from the ini? - halla - 12-09-2006 Sure. This is taken from my Snake game. I made a mod and named it modINI. This just sets read and write ini. Code: Option Explicit Writing to the INI file. Code: Call WriteINI("HIGH SCORES", "1.", lblFinalScore.Caption, (App.Path & "\highscores.ini")) First part calls it. HIGH SCORES is like the category its labeled under. Then 1. is a sub category... it then writesFinalScore's Caption to that category. Then the last part places it in highscores.ini . Read INI Code: HighScore = Trim(ReadINI("HIGH SCORES", "1.", App.Path & "\highscores.ini")) HighScore = just sets that value to the following. Then it searches under the Category HIGH SCORES. Then it finds the sub category 1. It takes the value from there and thats the value of HighScore. Then of course the last part is the file it takes the info from. Anyways pretty simple. You should be able to do whatever you need with this. If you need any more help let me know. - Reece - 12-09-2006 Thanks man realy helped me loads. If you ever need anything webhosting or PHP wise, ask ![]() - halla - 12-09-2006 Not a problem. And thanks... I know basic PHP but im not expert. |