:cheer: Iniread Var To Msgbox

[Guest tripzer]

Hi,

In Windows XP the message box pops up with the requested key.

In Windows 9x the message box pops up with a 0.

This worked around v3 beta 68 or so.

What can I do to make this work with 101-102, in Windows 98?

( the.ini file )

[states]

setone=California

-( I need to get this code to work in Windows 98 )-

$imgIni1 = IniRead ( @SCRIPTDIR & "\the.ini" , "states" , "setone" , "0" )

msgbox(0 , "$imgIni1" , $imgIni1 )

Edited April 29, 2004 by tripzer

[trids]

Still ok in 100 (NT4)

[Guest tripzer]

Still ok in 100 (NT4)

-( I need to get this code to work in Windows 98 )-

[Jon]

Works fine here under 98. Where is the ini file stored?

Edited April 29, 2004 by Jon

[Guest tripzer]

Works fine here under 98.  Where is the ini file stored?

in the @SCRIPTDIR ;-)

it's in the script directory.

it works fine in windows XP

it returns a 0 in the msgbox under windows 98/SE/ME

i've tried to run it like this too:

$imgIni1 = IniRead ( "the.ini" , "states" , "setone" , "0" )

in windows xp the msgbox shows California

in windows 9x the msgbox shows 0

[Valik]

Try writing to the file on 98 and see what happens.

[Guest tripzer]

Try writing to the file on 98 and see what happens.

(( see... you say something simple and i figure it out ))

ok... figured it out.

(-) doesn't work (+) works

@cr doesn't work in 98

FileWrite($fileINI, "[states]" & chr(10) ) + 98 | + XP

FileWriteLine($fileINI, "[states]" ) + 98 | + XP

FileWrite($fileINI, "[states]" & chr(10) ) + 98 | + XP

FileWriteLine($fileINI, "[states]" & chr(10) ) + 98 | + XP

FileWrite($fileINI, "[states]" & @cr ) - 98 | + XP

FileWriteLine($fileINI, "[states]" & @cr ) - 98 | + XP

FileWrite($fileINI, "[states]" & @lf ) + 98 | + XP

FileWriteLine($fileINI, "[states]" & @lf ) + 98 | + XP

FileWrite($fileINI, "[states]" & @crlf ) + 98 | + XP

FileWriteLine($fileINI, "[states]" & @crlf ) + 98 | + XP

[Valik]

By writing I meant use INIWrite...