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libconfini
Yet another INI parser
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24-bit bitfield representing the format of an INI file (INI dialect) More...
#include <confini.h>
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| unsigned char | delimiter_symbol: 7 |
| unsigned char | case_sensitive: 1 |
| unsigned char | semicolon_marker: 2 |
| unsigned char | hash_marker: 2 |
| unsigned char | section_paths: 2 |
| unsigned char | multiline_nodes: 2 |
| unsigned char | no_single_quotes: 1 |
| unsigned char | no_double_quotes: 1 |
| unsigned char | no_spaces_in_names: 1 |
| unsigned char | implicit_is_not_empty: 1 |
| unsigned char | do_not_collapse_values: 1 |
| unsigned char | preserve_empty_quotes: 1 |
| unsigned char | disabled_after_space: 1 |
| unsigned char | disabled_can_be_implicit: 1 |
24-bit bitfield representing the format of an INI file (INI dialect)
| IniFormat::case_sensitive |
If set to true, string comparisons will be always case-sensitive.
| IniFormat::delimiter_symbol |
The key-value delimiter character (ASCII only allowed); if set to \0, any space is delimiter (/(?:\\(?:\n\r?|\r\n?)|[\t \v\f])+/); if, within the format given, IniFormat::delimiter_symbol matches a metacharacter ('\\', '\'', '\"'), its role as metacharacter will have higher priority than its role as delimiter symbol (i.e., the format will have no key-value delimiter); you may use the IniDelimiters enum for this.
| IniFormat::disabled_after_space |
If set to true, what follows /\s+[#;]\s+/ is allowed to be parsed as a disabled entry; conversely, only /\s+[#;](?!\s)/ will be able to mark a disabled entry.
| IniFormat::disabled_can_be_implicit |
If set to false, comments that do not contain a key-value delimiter will never be parsed as disabled keys, but always as simple comments (even if the format supports implicit keys).
| IniFormat::do_not_collapse_values |
If set to true, sequences of one or more spaces in values (/\s+/) will be dispatched verbatim.
| IniFormat::hash_marker |
The role of the hash character (use enum IniCommentMarker for this).
| IniFormat::implicit_is_not_empty |
If set to true, implicit keys (see Library Functions Manual) will be always dispatched using the values provided by the global variables INI_GLOBAL_IMPLICIT_VALUE and INI_GLOBAL_IMPLICIT_V_LEN for the fields IniDispatch::value and to IniDispatch::v_len respectively; if set to false, implicit keys will be considered to be empty keys.
| IniFormat::multiline_nodes |
Defines which class of entries are allowed to be multi-line (use enum IniMultiline for this).
| IniFormat::no_double_quotes |
If set to true, the double-quote character (") will be considered as a normal character.
| IniFormat::no_single_quotes |
If set to true, the single-quote character (') will be considered as a normal character.
| IniFormat::no_spaces_in_names |
If set to true, key and section names containing spaces (even within quotes) will be dispatched as INI_UNKNOWN. Note that setting IniFormat::delimiter_symbol to INI_ANY_SPACE will not automatically set this option to true (spaces will still be allowed within quotes, and in section names independently of quotes).
| IniFormat::preserve_empty_quotes |
If set to true, and if single/double quotes are metacharacters, ensures that, within values, empty strings enclosed between quotes ("" or '') will not be collapsed together with the spaces that surround them. This option is useful for values containing space-delimited arrays, in order to preserve their empty members – as in, for instance: coordinates = "" "". Note that, in section and key names, empty strings enclosed between quotes are always collapsed together with their surrounding spaces.
| IniFormat::section_paths |
Defines whether and how the format supports sections (use enum IniSectionPaths for this).
| IniFormat::semicolon_marker |
The role of the semicolon character (use enum IniCommentMarker for this).
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