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The AddIniAny method is used to write, change and read integer variable from the ini - file. Unlike the AddIni method, in the AddIniAny method you can specify the section of the file that contains the integer variable. The method returns the value of the variable after its changing.

Method call syntaxSyntax for method invocation:

function AddIniAny(varName: String, varValue: int, path: String, section: String): int

1. varName – is a required argument. Sets It specifies the name of the variable in the file.
2. varValue – is a required argument. Sets It specifies the value of the variable or a value which should must be added to the existing value of variable:
   1. The varValue value will be assigned to the variable if there is a variable with the varName name and a string value in the file.
   2. If there is no variable with the varName name in the file then , such a variable will be created and the varValue value will be assigned to it.
   3. If there is a variable with the varName name in the file and it has an integer value or its value is indicated can be brought to the integer type, then the value will be indicated brought to the integer type and the varValue value will be added to it..
3. path – is a required argument. Sets It specifies the full path to the ini - file in which the variable is to must be stored. Storage of variables can be placed on the network resource. Enter To do this, enter the network path for itin the argument.
4. section — is a required argument. Sets It specifies the name of the section of the ini - file where in which the variable is stored.

Example. There is no " MyVar " variable in the " config " section of the " C:\\test.ini " file. Write to this file such a variable with the -1 value to the file, then add 1 to it and display the result value on in the script debug window.

var result = AddIniAny("MyVar", -1, "C:\\test.ini", "config");
 
result = AddIniAny("MyVar", 1, "C:\\test.ini", "config");
 
DebugLogString(result);

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