Re: Using Glib::KeyFile
Hi.
GKeyFile does not automatically updates file on a disk. When you open
your file with load_from_file method, file is parsed and stored in
memory as a structure. And when you edit you key file, you are
actually editing your memory copy of it. To write changes to your
file, you need to dump your memory file into string with to_data
method and then save the resulting ustring to file.
2008/12/12 Ravee Kondrakunta ravee_kondraku...@phoenix.com:
Hi,
I was trying to use Glib::KeyFile to parse and also to edit it.
I was able to parse the file and read information from it, but I was not able
to set it using that. Its not updating my config file. I crossed the
permissions given on the file too.
Here is the piece of the code for reference.
Glib::KeyFile key;
try
{
key.load_from_file(/home/localuser/RnD/DateTime/datetime.config);
}
catch(Glib::KeyFileError ex)
{
std::cout ex.what() std::endl;
}
key.set_comment(PREFERENCES, DateTimeApp Settings);
I tried using set_string, set_integer to set the the new value for a key. But
nothing worked out.
-Ravee
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