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libexec/inifile/GetOutput.txt

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+To read statements from an INI file you have to capture the output
+of INIfile.exe, which can be done either by ...
+
++ redirecting the output into a temporary file (all Windows versions),
++ using a FOR /F construct (requires Win2000, XP ++) 
+
+Assuming you have the INI file "My.ini" in the current directory,
+with a section [Profile], and the item "Name":
+
+     [Profile]
+     Name=John Doe
+
++++ Example with output redirection:
+
+     INIfile.exe My.ini [Profile] Name > temp.bat
+     call temp.bat
+
+     INIfile.exe outputs the statement: SET Name=John Doe
+     which is redirected and written into "temp.bat",
+     which is CALLed to run the SET statement.
+
+     Note that this method produces a temporary file that you have
+     to delete later. 
+
+
++++  Example with FOR construct (asssuming in a batch file):
+
+     for /f "delims=" %%a in ('INIfile.exe My.ini [Profile] Name') do %%a
+
+     This will capture and run the output line(s) from the command 
+     which is enclosed in single(!) quote marks. 
+     Double quote marks may be used within the command, if necessary. 
+     For details see FOR /? at the command prompt.
+
+
+In any case the variable %Name% will hold the string that was assigend
+in the INI file. Note that the variable may be empty.
+
+***
+
+
+

libexec/inifile/inifile.txt

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+INIFILE - 32 bit tool, Ver 1.6 (c) 2006-2009, Horst Schaeffer
+-------------------------------------------------------------
+
+This tool handles Windows type INI files with section names in square brackets, 
+and assignments of the form: item=string (case ignored for section and item names).
+The INI file must exist!
+This program uses the functions supplied by the Microsoft Windows API. 
+
+++++ Change or add an assignment
+
+Syntax:  INIFILE inifileName [section] item=string
+
+Example: INIFILE c:\some\where\program.ini [Profile] Name=John
+
+    The string is taken up to the end of the line.
+    Optionally, the (entire!) assignment may be enclosed in (double) quote marks 
+    (in case there are redirection symbols in it).
+    In any case the item name as well as the string will be taken without leading 
+    and trailing spaces.
+
+    Example:  INIFILE c:\some\where\program.ini [Profile] "Name = John"
+
+    If the item is not found, a new line will be added.
+    If the section is not found it will be generated.
+
+
+++++ Remove assignment
+
+To remove an item: omit the string (the equal sign is mandatory)
+
+Syntax:  INIFILE inifileName [section] item=
+
+Example: INIFILE c:\some\where\program.ini [Profile] Name=
+
+    The complete item (not just the assigned string) is removed.
+    If there are no items left, the section will NOT be removed. 
+    No error will be reported (Errorlevel), if the item does not exist.
+
+++++ Clear assignment
+
+If you want to produce an empty assignment without removing it, 
+use two equal signs.
+
+Syntax:  INIFILE inifileName [section] item==
+
+
+++++ Remove entire section
+
+To remove a section the security option /REMOVE (case ignored)
+is required. No error reported, if the section does not exist.
+
+Syntax:  INIFILE inifileName [section] /remove
+
+
+++++ Get an assignment
+
+Syntax:  INIFILE inifileName [section] item
+
+    (Note that an additional equal sign would remove the item!!!)
+
+    The program will generate a SET statement, and send it to STDOUT.
+    If you want to produce an environmental variable, redirect the output
+    to a temporary batch file, and execute it (see also: GetOutput.txt)
+    Note: Character set is ANSI (Windows), not OEM (DOS). 
+
+    Example: 
+         INIfile c:\some\where\program.ini [Profile] Name > temp.bat
+         call temp.bat
+
+    If the assignment could not be found for any reason,
+    the SET statement will be empty (set var=), which clears the variable.
+
+    Note: This method cannot be used when equal signs or redirection
+    symbols are expected in the assigned string.
+
+++++ Get all assignments of a section
+
+Syntax:  INIFILE inifileName [section]
+    
+    SET statements will be generated for all items in the section.
+
+
+++++ Errorlevels
+
+    Errorlevel > 0 indicates an error (message to STDERR)
+    0    done
+    1    INI file does not exist  
+    2    Section name in square brackets was not given
+    255  No INI file specified or help requested (/?)
+
+The INI file operations are done through the Windows API which handles spaces, 
+upper/lower case etc.. There may be a size limit or a problem with long file 
+names in older Windows versions. Please test.
+
+Note: In case you have used my old DOS program "INIFILE.COM" make sure that this new 
+version is found through your PATH assignment (or use the command "inifile.exe").  
+
+++++ History 
+
+version 1.6, 27 May 2009: Compiled with PB 4.30 
+version 1.5, 29 Sep 2006: Equal signs allowed in assigned string (though not recommended)
+version 1.4, 02 Aug 2006: Added function: clear assignment without removing
+version 1.1, 12 Feb 2006: Added: read all items of section
+version 1.0, 05 Feb 2006  	
+
+++++ Disclaimer, Copyright
+
+    This program is distributed as "freeware", copyright reserved by the
+    author. There are no warranties of any kind, nor any liability by
+    the author. Users accept full responsibility for the use they make
+    of the software and for any damage caused thereby.
+
+    Source available: http://www.horstmuc.de/source/inifile16.zip
+
+    Contact the author:
+
+    mailto:horst.schaeffer@gmx.net
+    http://www.horstmuc.de/
+    
+
+*** 27 May 2009