That's pretty cool
Looks YAML is the way forward there
Cheers
Kingsley
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That's
he stucture from this yaml\n\n"
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Anyone know a better tool to parses YAML and gives error message?
-Pierre Garigue
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> myConfig = MyConfig.new("config.txt").properties
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> config_option_name = myConfig['OPTION_NAME].property
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> config_option_value = myConfig['OPTION_NAME'].value
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Thanks
Kingsley
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I think this question answered before. You can search archives. But I
added this to wiki FAQ. I also give wiki text here.
Q. What I'd like to do, is to have a configuration file (eg.
config.txt), which would have a number of key/value pairs, such as
"UserName=user", which would be read by a test s
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Hello all,
I'm new to Watirr (and Ruby), so forgive
me if the question is rather simplistic...
What I'd like to do, is to have a configuration
file (eg. config.txt), which would have a number of key/value pairs, such
as "UserName=user",
