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问题 This question already has an answer here : QSettings::IniFormat values with “,” returned as QStringList (1 answer) Closed 5 years ago . In my QT project I am reading values from .ini file using QSettings. If the value contains comma character QSettings is not able to read it. How should I read such values? 回答1: Comma character is treated as list separator by QSettings . INI values with commas are parsed as string lists. You can convert a string list back to original string as follows:

问题 Like many variables in PHP using ini_set() on a page doesn't actually work. I've recently upgraded my PHP version and found that my multiple image uploader is now capped. After 3 hours of frustration, I've found that my new PHP install has the new "max_file_uploads" parameter set to "20". So only the first 7 images get uploaded (each is in three sizes, 7*3=21). I can now change my php.ini value of "max_file_uploads" to 300, but I'd rather not do that side wide. Is there any way to set that

问题 I am creating a quote of the day server. I am reading options from an INI file, whose text is below: [Server] host = port = 17 [Quotes] file=quotes.txt However, when I use ConfigParser, it gives me this error: Traceback (most recent call last): File "server.py", line 59, in <module> Start() File "server.py", line 55, in Start configOptions = parseConfig(filename) File "server.py", line 33, in parseConfig server = config['Server'] AttributeError: ConfigParser instance has no attribute '_

问题 I always used a normal PHP file and just defined the variables in that file, but is this considered best practice? Example: <?php define('DB_PASS', 'p@ssw0rd'); ?> 回答1: It is quite safe and I don't think there is any best practice for constants, but I tend to gather them in a dedicated Constants class for readability: class Constants { const DB_PASS = 'mypass'; } 回答2: Naming your PHP file something that begins with .ht (for instance .htconfig.inc.php) also helps, since Apache usually has a

问题 I have a tox.ini like this [tox] skipsdist = True envlist = begin,py35,py36,end [testenv] commands = pip install -e git+ssh://git@bitbucket.org/org/repo#egg=repo[server] and I get the error Could not detect requirement name for 'git+ssh://git@bitbucket.org/org/repo.git', please specify one with #egg=your_package_name It looks very much as if the # is treated as a comment. Is that the case? How can I escape it? What I tried \# : The \ is recognized, but not the rest - so it is not an escape

问题 I have a tox.ini like this [tox] skipsdist = True envlist = begin,py35,py36,end [testenv] commands = pip install -e git+ssh://git@bitbucket.org/org/repo#egg=repo[server] and I get the error Could not detect requirement name for 'git+ssh://git@bitbucket.org/org/repo.git', please specify one with #egg=your_package_name It looks very much as if the # is treated as a comment. Is that the case? How can I escape it? What I tried \# : The \ is recognized, but not the rest - so it is not an escape

问题 Does the PHP method parse_ini_file work on an INI file hosted in the cloud? Right now, I have a config file that sits in every single one of my App servers, which could be anywhere from 4-8 at any given time. Making a config change is brutally painful to do by hand for each server. I've tried the following but to no avail: $handle = fopen('https://blah.com/config.ini', 'r'); $ini = parse_ini_file($handle, true); but I get this error: Warning: parse_ini_file() expects parameter 1 to be a valid

问题 I have put a config ini file "config.ini" for reading and writing to from my C# program, the thing is, if the user has UAC enabled then for some weird reasons the program doesn't read or write to the file but it managed to create the file but cannot read or write to it. How can I get this to work. this file is saved into DOCUMENTSFOLDER\ProductName\config.ini Ini class file: http://www.sinvise.net/so/Ini.cs Code Snippet of config.ini creation: http://www.sinvise.net/so/creation.txt 回答1: Quick

问题 I'd like to read a value from an INI file in a WiX installer. I've just tried to use IniFileSearch, but this looks for an INI file or a path specified in an INI file (the documentation isn't clear), it doesn't read a value from an INI file. Do I need a customaction to do this? And if so, what would people suggest? Seems very strange if WiX doesn't have this, though! Code I'm using: <Property Id="SP"> <IniFileSearch Id="SearchSPVersion" Name="sp.ini" Section="ServicePack" Key="Version" Type=

问题 I'd like to read a value from an INI file in a WiX installer. I've just tried to use IniFileSearch, but this looks for an INI file or a path specified in an INI file (the documentation isn't clear), it doesn't read a value from an INI file. Do I need a customaction to do this? And if so, what would people suggest? Seems very strange if WiX doesn't have this, though! Code I'm using: <Property Id="SP"> <IniFileSearch Id="SearchSPVersion" Name="sp.ini" Section="ServicePack" Key="Version" Type=