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PHP parse_ini_advanced($filename) | Chris Sprucefield's Blog
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Chris Sprucefield’s Blog. Reflections of the bigger picture. PHP parse ini advanced($filename). So, just to kick off. I had this little problem with the parse ini file, in that it is a little limited. It just doesn’t agree creating anything but first and second-level arrays, and I needed a bit more flexibility, so what does one do? Go hunting, as you do. Google is your friend, but this time, it was a bit of a let-down. I wanted to be able to type. And have that turned into the equivalent of:. Php / (C) 2...
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Comment rules | Chris Sprucefield's Blog
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Chris Sprucefield’s Blog. Reflections of the bigger picture. Comments when allowed, are generally moderated. I will not tolerate any kind of slurs or personal attacks, and i decide what these are. Political incorrectness will be tolerated, if it is motivated or needed to express an opinion or to illustrate a problem, but not for the sake of itself. Stick to common sense, and use a decent language, and you are more than likely to be accepted. Update to the parse ini advanced…. A little private message =).
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Using variables (constants) in Apache config. | Chris Sprucefield's Blog
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Chris Sprucefield’s Blog. Reflections of the bigger picture. Using variables (constants) in Apache config. Sometimes, it is quite useful to use variables in configuration files to avoid duplication, allowing for easy changes. Apache however, is not so willing participant to defining variables or constants in the config files, but there is a fairly easy way around it. In this file, add a line at the end, pointing to your variable configuration file, such as “. /etc/httpd/conf/vars.sh”. Date : April 7, 2015.
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Update to the parse_ini_advanced… | Chris Sprucefield's Blog
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Chris Sprucefield’s Blog. Reflections of the bigger picture. Update to the parse ini advanced…. Here’s an update to the previous post on the subject, adding the functionality to write such ini files from an existing array. Key}" : ".{$key}" ; self: array to ini($val,$level 1,$str) ; } else { if (is numeric($key) { self: $ini .= $level = 0? Key}[] = {$val} n" : "{$str}[] = "{$val} " n" ; } else { self: $ini .= $level = 0? Key} = {$val} n" : "{$str}.{$key} = "{$val} " n" ; } } $str = $level = 0? Get every ...
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