09-04-2009, 07:07 PM
I just prefer the binary way, it's less code and seems cleaner to me. Not arguing just trying to show alternatives xD. Other benefits include passwords and user names that aren't easily readable.
Another option would be having a check for the clients first time being loaded or if the config file is non existent. Then if it isn't there run a quick setup for the client which asks for the IP and other things needed and it enters it into the binary config file on it's own.
I get what you're saying with the ini files though but it just seems strange to me to do it in a non optimized fashion.
Another option would be having a check for the clients first time being loaded or if the config file is non existent. Then if it isn't there run a quick setup for the client which asks for the IP and other things needed and it enters it into the binary config file on it's own.
I get what you're saying with the ini files though but it just seems strange to me to do it in a non optimized fashion.