Champion Level 3For example, using INI file.
Upon opening the application, you read the ini file. Closing the application, you save to the ini file.
Also, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/206114/batch-files-how-to-read-a-file
Great thanks rraghvani I managed to fix it using the ini file using Storages.
The only thing I noticed that when I used the below code, it creates the section "Settings" from scratch and not just updated the field "Type".
function TestProc()
{
var w, Section;
w = Storages.INI("C:\\testini.ini");
Section = w.GetSubSection("Settings");
Section.SetOption("Type", 6);
w.Save(); }
Let's suppose the content of the files is:
[Root]
[Settings]
Access=ReadWrite
Type=1
[Temp]
Mask=*.log
