I have this app I just wrote, and I wanted to give my users a more
'standard' .conf file, instead of forcing them to open up the script,
and dig through and change variables (Some people get confused by
this... Go figure). SO, I wanted to give a .conf sort of like the
apache conf file where you'll see things like:
ENCRYPTION=1
#Set this to 0 if you don't want encryption
ENCTYPE=3DES
# 3DES or BLOWFISH
BASEDIR=/home/user
# Path to something
########## Sockets #################
PORT=1200
# Port to connect to
TYPE=TCP
# TCP or UDP
HOST=localhost
# Hostname
You get the idea. Anyway, I could make a file like this and then
'require' it I suppose, then run a regex on the lines and assign the
variables THAT way, but I was curious if anyone could think of a better
way to do this instead of forcing myself to make all these un-needed
lines in my script just to get the variables. Maybe a module or
something? Any suggestions would be appreciated!
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