madmurphy

Thank you, Serrin. But I think it's too early. The feature is still experimental and browsers' behavior is likely going to change. However I will keep an eye on this...

@kirly-af Could you post some code?

Hi Mauro! It is not planned, but I have definitely thought more than once about how it could look. First, I think that the best would be if it emulates...

Exporting what is in memory to a file is way simpler than the other way around. It is a planned feature. However it will not appear with the next release...

No, it is not there yet, sorry. For now you will simply have to do this: ``` c FILE *my_file = fopen("my_file.conf", "w+"); fprintf(my_file, "%s = %s\n", "key1", "value1"); fprintf(my_file,...

Great Mauro! I will have a look at it as soon as I have a bit of time. From a fast check a problem is here: ``` c case INI_SECTION:...

Where is the `list.h` header from? If it is [from glibc][1] it is [missing][2] on Arch Linux, therefore I cannot compile your program. [1]: https://sourceware.org/git/?p=glibc.git;a=blob;f=include/list.h [2]: https://www.archlinux.org/packages/core/x86_64/glibc/files/

Perfect, I will try the `list.h` you posted. If I move the format to a compile-time setting it will not be possible to use libconfini as a shared library (which...

Ok, just tried it. Your draft seems working :+1: I see that there is an unused function (`new_dispatch()`), I suppose for cloning a dispatch? There is an example under [examples/utilities/clone_ini_dispatch.h][1]...

Ok, here my thoughts. If you want to preserve comments you need to append them to the tree too. libconfini has the peculiar ability to recognize disabled entries, and this...