Editing Configuration Files For Python
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There are a large number of formats for configuration files, some are accessed only through wizards and they may have a "secret" format. Some configuration files are not even really files but instead are entries in a data base. But most are stored in some sort of human readable text format and can be edited with a straight ahead text editor. | There are a large number of formats for configuration files, some are accessed only through wizards and they may have a "secret" format. Some configuration files are not even really files but instead are entries in a data base. But most are stored in some sort of human readable text format and can be edited with a straight ahead text editor. | ||
− | My SmartTerminal program now has over 50 different parameters that control its use in a variety of different applications. I have used a parameter file for: [[Python Control of Smart Plugs]], [[Python Smart Terminal]], [[Python Smart Terminal | + | My SmartTerminal program now has over 50 different parameters that control its use in a variety of different applications. I have used a parameter file for: [[Python Control of Smart Plugs]], [[Python Smart Terminal Graph]], and |
+ | [[Python Smart Terminal]] | ||
= Configuration in .py Files = | = Configuration in .py Files = |