A small and portable INI file library with read/write support
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INI file reader and writer
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A really stupid INI file format for C++11
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Lightweight INI-file parser that can be used to easily read and write INI files. It includes direct support for string, int, double and bool setting types.
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Console application for managing INI files. Windows & Linux.
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DotIni is a library for .Net that allows you to read, convert and save ini files, important for envinronment variables.
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A .ini file reader and writer library programmed in C++17. 🛠
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INI file reader and writer (MSVC2010 backport)
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This small single header library allows handling of ini-style config-files. In addition to the standard ini-format, this library allows values with more than one parameter (separation with commas).
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SaveToFile func can't save file in utf-16 because it uses only string, and didn't have overloaded variant with wstring. Users, that have in their path wide UTF-8 or UTF-16 symbols, can't use string. They should use wstring.