Re: Re: Working with a config file

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On Tue, 2006-02-21 at 00:14 +0100, Jens Kleikamp wrote:
> Benjamin Adams wrote:
> > I'm trying to parse a config file, example of the config is:
> > [fred]
> > id=8782
> > section=s1
> > years=4
> > download1=mirror1
> > 
> > [frank]
> > id=8372
> > section=s3
> > years=4
> > download1=mirror12
> > download2=mirror2
> > .

Config files of this type in PHP anyway, are generally generated by the
PEAR Config package. Luckily for you it works both ways (creating and
reading the files) so its really easy to work with. The Config package
also supports all sorts of nifty features that will make your life
easier working with this file.

HTH

--Paul

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