Re: Glib::KeyFile Question

[Guillaume Brocker <guillaume brocker digital-trainers com>]

Hi !

Here is a better use of Glib::KeyFile. In this example, it is assumed 
that each name is unique and plays the unique key role like in a database :

[Name of the record]
value1 = 10
value2 = 20

[Another Name]
value1 = 30
value2 = 40

Regards.
Guillaume

Le 21/02/2010 02:38, Michael a écrit :
> Hello everyone.
> Here's a question:
> I need to store records which contain 3 fields, a name and two numbers.
> Names may have spaces. I need to do it using Glib::KeyFile (I can't use
> database APIs or engines and I can't link to any XML library etc).
> What would be the best way to do it usign Glib::KeyFile?
>
> Which of the following is possible in Glib::KeyFile?
>
> Example#1:
> Record1=Name of the record;10;20
> Record2=Another Name;30;40
>
> Example#2:
> Name of the record=10;20
> Another Name=30;40
>
> Any other suggestions on how to store it using Glib::KeyFile?
>
> I'll be glad to hear your comments.
> Thanks in advance for your answers.