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Rebekah 2024-02-13 19:55:38 -05:00
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Server/Plugins/APIDump/APIDesc.lua
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@ -5375,6 +5375,10 @@ ValueName0=SomeOtherValue
insert values by hand. Then you can store the object's contents to a disk file using WriteFile(), or
just forget everything by destroying the object. Note that the file operations are quite slow.</p>
<p>
Cuberite will write the characters '\n' in place of line breaks in the values of the cIniFile when
it is being stored into a file. It will also replace '\n' with line breaks when it reads an INI
file.
<p>
For storing high-volume low-latency data, use the {{sqlite3}} class. For storing
hierarchically-structured data, use the XML format, using the LuaExpat parser in the {{lxp}} class.
]],

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src/IniFile.cpp
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@ -163,6 +163,7 @@ bool cIniFile::ReadFile(const AString & a_FileName, bool a_AllowExampleRedirect)
{
valuename = line.substr(0, pLeft);
value = TrimString(line.substr(pLeft + 1));
ReplaceString(value, "\\n", "\n");
AddValue(keyname, valuename, value);
break;
}
@ -207,6 +208,7 @@ bool cIniFile::WriteFile(const AString & a_FileName) const
// Normally you would use ofstream, but the SGI CC compiler has
// a few bugs with ofstream. So ... fstream used.
fstream f;
AString writevalue;
f.open((a_FileName).c_str(), ios::out);
if (f.fail())
@ -239,7 +241,9 @@ bool cIniFile::WriteFile(const AString & a_FileName) const
// Values.
for (size_t valueID = 0; valueID < m_Keys[keyID].m_Names.size(); ++valueID)
{
f << m_Keys[keyID].m_Names[valueID] << '=' << m_Keys[keyID].m_Values[valueID] << iniEOL;
writevalue = m_Keys[keyID].m_Values[valueID];
ReplaceString(writevalue, "\n", "\\n");
f << m_Keys[keyID].m_Names[valueID] << '=' << writevalue << iniEOL;
}
f << iniEOL;
}