Ok, guys,
I found the mistake, I forgot to call Ini_ReadFromFile before putting any
new data in the file, this is, right after Ini_New.
Next time, please remind me to read the old messages before posting!
Sorry for that,
Hasta la vista!
Marco
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Hello,
I wrote a function which prototype is as follows :
int myfunc(char *section ,char *filename)
myfunc does the following :
- calls IniNew(1)
- calls IniPutInt(inihdl, section, "tag1", value1)
- calls IniPutInt(inihdl, section, "tag2", value2)
- calls IniPutInt(inihdl, section, "tag3", value3)
- calls IniPutInt(inihdl, section, "tag4", value4)
- calls Ini_WriteToFile (inihdl, filename)
- calls Ini_Dispose (inihdl)
if I call this fun
ction let's say 3 times with 3 different "section" names,
and same filename, only the last section appears in the inifile.
Here is what I want :
[Section1]
tag1=value1
tag2=value2
tag3=value3
tag4=value4
[Section2]
tag1=value1
tag2=value2
tag3=value3
tag4=value4
[Section3]
tag1=value1
tag2=value2
tag3=value3
tag4=value4
Here is what I get :
[Section3]
tag1=value1
tag2=value2
tag3=value3
tag4=value4
Looks like each time I call myfunc(), it erases the inifile and rewrites it
with only the last section I wrote to the file.
Can anybody help me with this?
I use CVI 6.0 under Windows 2000.
Thanks in advance,
Marco
