ini文件格式读取（INI file format read）.doc

ini文件格式读取（INI file format read） Summary Often used in the procedure to set up a small amount of data or other disk, so that the program can be used when the next execution, for example, to save the program execution when the window location, size, some users of the data set and so on, when programming in Dos, a file we own, by their own the data is written to the file, and then when the next execution read out using. Of course you can do this in Win32 programming, but Windows has provided us with two convenient ways to save a small amount of data using a registry or INI file (Profile). This article first introduces the use of.Ini files. The INI file is a text file, and the middle data format is generally: [Section1 Name] KeyName1=value1 KeyName2=value2 ... [Section2 Name] KeyName1=value1 KeyName2=value2 The INI file can be divided into several Section, each Section name [] enclosed in a Section, can have a lot of Key, every Key can have a value and a line format is Key=value, the Win32 INI files on the operation of the API, a part of the win.ini. The part of a custom INI file operations. Win.in and system.ini are two very important initialization files for Windows, and Windows records the choices made by users and various changes of system information in these two files. System.ini describes the current state of the system hardware, and the Win.ini file contains the current configuration of the Windows system running environment. Because of the importance and common use of Win.ini files, there is a API in Win32 that specializes in Win.ini operations. They are: GetProfileInt - gets an integer value of key from a Section in a Win.ini file, and its prototype is: GetProfileInt ( LPCTSTR lpAppName / / Section name contains the address to a string LPCTSTR lpKeyName / / Key name contains the address to a string INT nDefault / / Key value if not found, how much is it returns the default value ); If the Key value is not found, the return value is the default nDefault the spe