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The WriteIniAny method is used
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to write a string variable to an ini
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file. Unlike the WriteIni method, in the WriteIniAny method you can specify the required file section for writing.
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Syntax for method invocation:
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function WriteIniAny(varName: String, varValue: String, path: String, section: String) |
Method arguments:
- varName
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- is a required argument.
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- It specifies the name of the variable for
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- storing in the file.
- varValue
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- is a required argument.
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- It specifies the value of
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- the variable.
- path
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- is a required argument.
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- It specifies the full path to the ini
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- file
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- in which the variable
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- must be stored.
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- Storage of variables can be placed on
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- the network resource
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- . To do this,
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- enter the network path in
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- the argument..
- section
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- is a required argument.
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- It specifies the name of the section of the ini
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- file in which you want to write the variable
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- .
Example. Write the MyVar variable to the "config" section of the C:\\Backup\\test2.ini file, and
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set the "Hello world!" value to it. Then read the written value and display it in the debug window of the script.
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WriteIniAny("MyVar", "Hello world!", "C:\\Backup\\test2.ini", "config"); var result = ReadIniAny("MyVar","C:\\Backup\\test2.ini", "config"); DebugLogString(result); |
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