Files of the INI type
The
INI file consists of sections and keys.
The name of a section in the
INI file is always entered inside the square brackets. Each section contains several keys (the key must be always assigned to the section that begins in the file before this key). The content of one section ends by a definition of the next section.
The name of a key is always on a separate line and the content is assigned by the
= char.
Example:
Example of the Example.ini file file with the following content:
[Files]
one=Hello
two=3.14
[Item]
user=Henry
There are two sections in the
Example.ini file:
- the [Files] section contains the one key with the content "Hello" and the two key with the content "3.14".
- the [Item] section contains the user key with the content "Henry".