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i have a question regarding ADDING items to INI
i would ask, is it possible to make mirc add sections
to ini file BUT to keep specifited section always last (on bottom)
so like i have:
someini.ini
[section 1]
bla=bla
[section 2]
bleh=bleh
[section 4]
4=4
[section 3]
last=last
in other words i ask someone to make alias or script that
can do this :P
ofc if you have time !
IceCapped
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Fjord artisan
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you can use a /write -a for the section name then /writeini for the rest.
btk
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Hoopy frood
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Not sure why you want this, but then again I don't use ini files much, but this should do what you're asking for alias lastini {
if $ini($1,$2) != $ini($1,0) {
if !$hget(lastini) { .hmake lastini 10 }
.hload -i lastini $1 $2
.remini $1 $2
.hsave -i lastini $1 $2
}
} Usage: /lastini <inifile> <section> Note: <inifile> must be the full filename including the ini extension
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Hoopy frood
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thanks for code ^^
but unfortunately it doesnt work for me (6.2)
i type: //lastini $mircdirsystem\filename.ini section
and nothing writes down.
btw would it be too hard for you to make it write
values as well ?
IceCapped
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There isn't a need for it to write, writeini does that just fine  Use this after you edit the file. ; [color:green]/lastini <file.ini> <sectiontobelast>[/color]
alias lastini {
if !$ini($1,$$2) { return }
window -h @@lastini
loadbuf -t $+ $2 @@lastini $1
remini $1 $2
write $1 $+([,$2,])
savebuf -a @@lastini $1
window -c @@lastini
}
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Hoopy frood
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this doesnt work either :S
IceCapped
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Hoopy frood
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I don't think the code will work with an entry of $mircdirsystem\filename.ini section Try it as /lastini filename.ini section Here's the code again, but with comments on what happens where alias lastini {
if $ini($1,$2) != $ini($1,0) {
;obtains section number for the specified section and compares it to the total number of sections in the ini file
;if it the two do not match
if !$hget(lastini) { .hmake lastini 10 }
;checks if hash table exists and if not, then creates it
.hload -i lastini $1 $2
;loads the specified section into the hash table
;data is saved in the hash table using the same format as
;/hadd -m lastini item data
.remini $1 $2
;removes specified section from the ini file
.hsave -i lastini $1 $2
;saves specified section to the hash table
}
}
I just performed a quick test, using a copy of the mirc.ini file, and it worked exactly as it should. Note: this script is silent, there is no display at all, unless you alter the code.
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It works here, make sure you don't still have the other one (same alias name) loaded before it. 
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Hoopy frood
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this is very odd...
now i tried /lastini mirc.ini new-section
and mirc.ini doesnt have it O_o
and no i dont have 2 of same aliases....
IceCapped
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Does mirc.ini have a section named "new-section" beforehand?
The section you want to be last must exist before it can be moved to the end of the file.
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Hoopy frood
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You aren't using this to *add* sections. You should already have all sections written to the ini file before using it.
Example INI:
[Section1]
Item=Data
[Section2]
Item=Data
[Section3]
Item=Data
Now, if you did /lastini file.ini Section1, it should move Section1 to the end. As they said, do all you normal /writeini's first, then use the alias to move whatever section you want to the end of the ini file.
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aaaah thats the case okay works now ! thanks both of you !
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alias lastini {
if !$ini($1,$$2)[color:red] {
write $1 $+([,$$2,])
return
} [/color]
window -h @@lastini
loadbuf -t $+ $2 @@lastini $1
remini $1 $2
write $1 $+([,$2,])
savebuf -a @@lastini $1
window -c @@lastini
}
that'd fix that problem I think.
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There is no problem, if the section doesn't exist there isn't a point in 'moving' it to the end of the file. /writeini would already add it to the end if it doesn't already exist 
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