php-windows | 2001051

RE: [PHP-WIN] *.ini From: Ignatius Teo (iteo <email protected>)
Date: 05/15/01

Actually, it does work under Windows...

It's how you've passed the path to it that's the problem.

Try t:/cd/test.ini instead of t:\cd\test.ini. If you insist on using the
latter form, you need to escape the \ as \\ so it reads t:\\cd\\test.ini

Ignatius

-----Original Message-----
From: John Taylor-Johnston [mailto:taylorjo <email protected>]
Sent: Wednesday, 16 May 2001 10:58
To: php-windows <email protected>
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] *.ini

Hi and thanks, but it won't work on Windows. here is a copy of the problem I
sent to its author. If anyone can help or has another class I can try, I
would appreciate it.

John

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I think I have found a bug with cIniFileReader.inc (Fresh
download today from:
http://phpclasses.upperdesign.com/browse.html/package/204
) I'm using

        PHP 4.0.5 [738Kb] - 30 April 2001

Located at: http://php.net/downloads.php

Does your cIniFileReader.inc class function with Windows? Do you have a
Windows version? Does cIniFileReader.inc presently support Windows?

I have used your testinifilereader.php3 but it will not read my test.ini,
file located in t:\cd\test.ini

Borrowing your syntax, I echoed this to be sure:
            echo $DOCUMENT_ROOT."/test.ini";

And it reads back:
            T:\\cd/test.ini

There is definitely a mix of Unix and Windows syntax here?

None of these appear to work:
          - Test find the value for a given key and section
          - Test find all keys for a given section
          - Test find all sections in the ini file

But when I do this:
           Test add a key/value pair to the given section

It does write a section, key and a value in my T:\cd\test.ini,
but it also gives this error:

            Warning: Undefined variable: OS in
T:\cd\library\classes\cIniFileReader.inc on line 161

I assume it is weirding out on this:

        if (substr($OS, 0, 3) == "Win") {
            // windows environment
            $newline = "\r\n";
        } else {
            // other environment. assume *nix
            $newline = "\n";
        }

I can tell you it is definitely writing just \n and not \r\n to the
test.ini, therefore defaulting to the else string.

What is the $OS variable?

Thanks,

John

> Have a look @ http://phpclasses.upperdesign.com/browse.html/package/204
> U have 2 register, but it's 4 free. Very usefull site. 

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