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Mike Buess Posted - 06/02/2003 : 12:05:05 AM
Is there a way to duplicate the LabTalk ini.getStr() method in Origin C? I need to access an INI section with a name that contains spaces and LabTalk.ini.getStr() doesn't seem to work because it assigns the key value to a LabTalk string variable.

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eparent Posted - 06/02/2003 : 3:35:52 PM
Pass the LabTalk string variable in quotes and then use LT_get_str to read it. The following snippet should help you.


LabTalk.Ini.File$ = strIniFile;
LabTalk.Ini.GetStr("z", "default value", strKey, strSec);

char szValue[MAX_PATH];
if( !LT_get_str( "%z", szValue, sizeof(szValue) ) )
return 1;




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