Difference between revisions of "TIniFile.SetStrings"
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | This procedure builds [[ | + | This procedure builds [[TIniFile]] from ''List''.<br> |
| − | It doesn't add to existing lines, it completely rebuilds [[ | + | It doesn't add to existing lines, it completely rebuilds [[TIniFile]].<br> |
Doesn't update the file though. | Doesn't update the file though. | ||
==Example== | ==Example== | ||
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var | var | ||
l: TStringList; | l: TStringList; | ||
Latest revision as of 02:30, 23 August 2013
procedure SetStrings(List: TStrings) List: Strings that are supposed to be converted
Description
This procedure builds TIniFile from List.
It doesn't add to existing lines, it completely rebuilds TIniFile.
Doesn't update the file though.
Example
var
l: TStringList;
ini: TIniFile;
i: integer;
begin
l := File.CreateStringList();
// assuming Sandbox Level < 2
l.Append('[Section10]');
l.Append('Key1=3');
ini := File.CreateINI('example.ini');
ini.SetStrings(l);
WriteLn(ini.ReadString('Section10','Key1','ERROR')); // 3 will be displayed
l.Free;
ini.Free;
end.
