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jeremy_bertrand
12 years agoContributor
Thanks for all the help. But since I posted this I have gotten some great feedback here.
But the project that we are using this for is so that my and my co-workers could copy the entire project and have the referenced file be unique incase one person changes the INI file in their copied project.
This is so that when we can specialize the different versions that we test manually without having to edit the project suite variables each time a new version comes out.
Our current solution for this problem is going to be machine dependant where I have a file on "C:\Local_directory\test_Variables.ini" and this seems to be the easiest program because the path will be the same for each machine and we can still have the default variables in the project suite incase the ini file is not there.
Thanks,
Jeremy
But the project that we are using this for is so that my and my co-workers could copy the entire project and have the referenced file be unique incase one person changes the INI file in their copied project.
This is so that when we can specialize the different versions that we test manually without having to edit the project suite variables each time a new version comes out.
Our current solution for this problem is going to be machine dependant where I have a file on "C:\Local_directory\test_Variables.ini" and this seems to be the easiest program because the path will be the same for each machine and we can still have the default variables in the project suite incase the ini file is not there.
Thanks,
Jeremy