On 15/03/2011 04:25, Peter Williams wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> I use this procedure to save an inifile using the standard IniFiles unit. The
> problem I have is that when an .ini file already exists I cannot overwrite
> it. I need the TextFiles equivalent of Rewrite() for Inifiles.
> This line: ConfigIni := TIniFile.Create(ChangeFileExt(Application.ExeName,
> '.ini'));... when the ini file exists fails with an error message of 'unable
> to create appname.ini'. This is because it cannot create an ini file which
> already exists.
> How then do I rewrite the .ini file?
> Uses IniFiles;
> procedure TMain_Form.SaveIniFile;var ConfigIni: TIniFile; x, y:
> integer;begin ConfigIni :=
> TIniFile.Create(ChangeFileExt(Application.ExeName, '.ini')); // e.g.
> fred.exe becomes fred.ini try for x := 1 to max_pats do begin
> if patterns_list[x].Count > 0 then begin
> ConfigIni.WriteString('Pattern' + inttostr(x), 'Name',
> Patterns_list[x].Strings[0]); for y := 1 to patterns_list[x].Count
> - 1 do ConfigIni.WriteString('Pattern' + inttostr(x), 'Line' +
> inttostr(y), Patterns_list[x].Strings[y]); end; end;
> ConfigIni.WriteInteger('General', 'Auto Generation Delay',
> Timer1.Interval); if current_color_scheme = krgy then
> ConfigIni.WriteString('General', 'Current Color Scheme', 'krgy') else
> ConfigIni.WriteString('General', 'Current Color Scheme', 'kmcw');
> ConfigIni.WriteBool('General', 'Sound Wanted', Sound_wanted);
> ConfigIni.UpdateFile; finally ConfigIni.Free;
> end;end;{---------------------------------------------------------}
> Best Regards,Peter / pew
>
>
{$ define rewrite } ?
If by 'rewrite' you mean 'to clear it and then write it again', then I'd just
plain DeleteFile, then create
it again.
if by 'rewrite' you mean 'to load its contents and_then clear them and_then
write new content' then
I'd use the TMemIniFile that can load contents from TString[s][list].
L.
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