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==Syntax==
 
==Syntax==
INI_GET(<expC1>, <expC2>[, <expC3>[, <expC4>[, <expL>]]])  
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INI_GET(<expC1>, <expC2>, <expC3>, <expC4>[, <expL>])  
  
  
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!Parameter||Description
 
!Parameter||Description
 
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|<expC1>||Name of the section
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|<expC1>||Name of the section.
 
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|<expC2>||Name of the key
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|<expC2>||Name of the key.
 
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|<expC3>||Default value to return if key does not exist
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|<expC3>||Default value to return if key does not exist.
 
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|<expC4>||Name of the ini file
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|<expC4>||Name of the ini file.
 
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|<expL>||.T. to expand macros, .F. to return macros without expanding
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|<expL>||.T. to expand macros, .F. to return macros without expanding.  If this optional parameter is not included, macro expansion defaults to .F. (false).
 
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</code>
 
</code>
 
<code lang="recital">
 
<code lang="recital">
key1value = ini_get('global','key1','unset','test.ini,.T.)
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key1value = ini_get('global','key1','unset','test.ini',.T.)
 
</code>
 
</code>
  

Latest revision as of 17:25, 5 November 2009

Purpose

Function to return the value from a key in a specified section of an 'ini' file


Syntax

INI_GET(<expC1>, <expC2>, <expC3>, <expC4>[, <expL>])


See Also

INI_GETSECTION(), INI_SET(), INI_SETSECTION()


Description

The INI_GET() function returns the value from an individual key in a specified section of an 'ini' file. The value is returned as a character string.


Parameter Description
<expC1> Name of the section.
<expC2> Name of the key.
<expC3> Default value to return if key does not exist.
<expC4> Name of the ini file.
<expL> .T. to expand macros, .F. to return macros without expanding. If this optional parameter is not included, macro expansion defaults to .F. (false).


Example

# test.ini
# comment lines are preceeded by a '#' 
; or a ';'
#
# "Sections" are enclosed in [ and ]
[global]
; key/value pairs are contained in the sections and are written like this
 	key1 = value
 	key2 = value2
; You can include macros in the key/value pairs.
 	key3 = This is $(key2) and $(key1)
# end of test.ini
key1value = ini_get('global','key1','unset','test.ini',.T.)


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