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Subject: Best/Proper way to process an extension-specific configuration (ini) file.
From: dpatterson@dplhenterprises.com ("David M. Patterson")

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I am writing an extension that requires its own configuration file.

I would prefer to not re-invent the parse a config file wheel and so, have
been trying to use zend_parse_ini_file() function. Unfortunately, I have
been unable to make this work, so far.

If someone would either provide a code snippet for this or point me to one,
I'd really appreciate it.

 

Thanks,

 

Dave

 


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