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This is a commandline program which allows you to load, save and create files with ini syntax. Get and set key values.

This project is under the GNU GPL v2 licence.

GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2

Normal-Mode:

inisg load -f {file} (--force)

inisg save (-f {file}) (--keep)

inisg set (-s {section}) -k {key} -v {value}

inisg get (-s {section}) -k {key} (-v {default value}) (-f {file}) (--delete) (--trunc)

inisg del (-s {section} &// -k {key})

inisg new (-f {file}) (--force)

inisg clear (--force)

Inside-Mode:

inisg inside set -f {file} (-s {section}) -k {key} -v {value}

inisg inside get -f {file} (-s {section}) -k {key} (-v {default value}) (--out (-f {output file}) (--trunc))

inisg inside del -f {file} (-s {section} &// -k {key})

inisg inside new -f {file} (--from -f {from file})

-f {file}

-f means there is a filepath in the next argument.

-s {section}

Sets the section. Can be ignored, if you want to select the global(or empty) section (aka section="").

-k {key}

Sets the key which referes to the value.

-v {value}

Can be used to set a key to this value or to return it if the get didn't work or the get-key is empty.

inisg load -f {file} (--force)

It loads all the sections in there own directories in the .inisg/ folder and creates a file("[key].val") for every key in the section, then it writes the value of key in the key file. Saves the ini-filename in the .inisg.season.info file.

--force

Normaly when the inisg directory exists it means that there is something not saved. With --force you can override the existing structures and load a new ini file.

inisg save (-f {file}) (--keep)

Loads every section directory with all its key-files in and outputs them in a file of the provided ini-filepath. If the -f flag isn't set, it takes the filepath from the .inisg.season.info file.

It also deletes the ./.inisg/ directory.

--keep

Activates the keep functionality. Doesn't delete the ./.inisg/ folder.

inisg set (-s {section}) -k {key} -v {value}

Sets the value of the key in the section. If the value should become empty use -v -.

inisg get (-s {section}) -k {key} (-v {default value}) (-f {file}) (--delete) (--trunc)

Outputs the the value of key in section, but if the value is empty it outputs the default value. Also output it to a file if -f is set.

--delete

With --delete it deletes the [key].val file after the output.

--trunc

If --trunc is set it clears the output file before writing to it. Doesn't throw an error if -f flag isn't set. Just ignores it.

inisg del (-s {section} &// -k {key})

Creates a new setup for inisg and writes the filepath to the .inisg.season.info if -f is set.

--force

Overrides the .inisg/ directory if it is existing and doesn't throw an error.

inisg new (-f {file}) (--force)

Deletes the .inisg/ directory if it is empty.

--force

Delets the directory also when there is something in it.

Changes the values directly inside the ini file

inisg inside set -f {file} (-s {section}) -k {key} -v {value}

Loads the ini-file (internally), changes the value of the key and saves the ini-file

inisg inside get -f {file} (-s {section}) -k {key} (-v {default value}) (--out (-f {output file}) (--trunc))

Loads the ini-file (internally), ouputs the value (or default value)

--out

changes -f from input file to output file. Means every -f after --out is interpreted not as [file] but as [output file]

--trunc

If --trunc is set it clears the output file before writing to it. Doesn't throw an error if -f flag isn't set. Just ignores it.

inisg inside del -f {file} (-s {section} &// -k {key})

Loads the ini-file (internally), deletes the section or key, saves the ini-file

&//

One or both. (and or or)

inisg inside new -f {file} (--from -f {from file})

creates a new ini-file at file.

--from

changes -f from output file to copy file. Means every -f after --out is interpreted not as [file] but as [from file] -f : all contents get loaded and saved to the new file.

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└── .inisig/
   ├── .inisg.season.info
   └── [SectionName]/
      └── [Key].val