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reading and storing configuration data.
How do I read from a configuration .ini file to my .cpp file and then store the data with a .h file?
That's three entirely different things.
INI files contain configuration data that is read at run time.
.cpp files contain function implementations that are used at compile and link time.
.h files contain declarations that are used at compile time.
In plain English, you just said "how do I copy a file to my keyboard, and then save it in my fingers?"
Anyway, there's plenty of free INI readers around.
INI files contain configuration data that is read at run time.
.cpp files contain function implementations that are used at compile and link time.
.h files contain declarations that are used at compile time.
In plain English, you just said "how do I copy a file to my keyboard, and then save it in my fingers?"
Anyway, there's plenty of free INI readers around.
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sorry about the misguided jargon...
i was asking how to create storage to save the data after i have read from a .ini file.
i was asking how to create storage to save the data after i have read from a .ini file.
You can just open a new file and write to it, just make sure you close it when you are done.
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