* Thus wrote David T-G ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Curt, et al --
>
> ...and then Curt Zirzow said...
> %
> % * Thus wrote David T-G ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> % >
> % > I have an ini file for my application and I use parse_ini_file to load it
> % > and some custom code to save modifications. I'd like to figure out how
> % > to store array values in there since that is the logical place to keep
> ...
> %
> % You could always serialize the array to a value. and unserialize it
> % after the call to parse_ini_file().
>
> I thought about that, but what I'm really after is not having to do any
> special processing for a variable -- both because it makes special cases
> and because then I'd have to reserialize it if I were to write out a
> change.
My other though, which I probably should have mentioned, was to
patch php's ini handling to allow for something like
[Section]
var[1]=element1
var[2]=element2
...
Thus the results would be something like
Array
(
[Section] => Array
(
var => Array
(
[1] => element1
[2] => element2
)
)
)
I dont know if [] characters are valid in keys
Curt
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