ini-parser | Functions for parsing INI-style file natively in bash | Parser library

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ini-parser is a Shell library typically used in Utilities, Parser applications. ini-parser has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Functions for parsing INI-style file natively in bash.

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regex to know if some strings are joined by another string

Can I store an Ini file in a Resources file?

QUESTION

regex to know if some strings are joined by another string

Asked 2021-Oct-02 at 16:58

I am making a mini-parser of sql to estimate the maximum length of the value that an operation or a function will return. Ex: round (column, 2). For that, I am using regular expressions. For the example I gave, I got the regular expression round\((\w+)(,\s*(\d+))?\).

However, I came across these cases

column1||column2||column3||... columnn
concat(column1, column2, ... columnn)

I tried for the first case (although I knew it wouldn't work), with regex like:

(\w+\|\|\w+)+
(\w+\|\|\w+\|\|)|(\|\|\w+\|\|\w+)

What regex do you propose to match the above cases? Or rather a more general question: How could I know if n strings are joined with a specific string?

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Answered 2021-Oct-02 at 16:58

What regex do you propose to match the above cases?

To match column1||column2||column3||... column10 use (column\d||)+ regex.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69418448

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Can I store an Ini file in a Resources file?

Asked 2020-Jan-03 at 11:34

I have a Windows Forms application, .Net Framework 4.6.1, and I want to store some DB connection data in an Ini file.

I then wanted to store it in the Resources file of the project (so I don't have to copy/paste the file in the Debug and Release folder manually, etc.) as a normal file, but when I tried to compile the program and read the Ini data with ini-parser, the following exception showed up: System.ArgumentException: 'Invalid characters in path access'.

I'm using Properties.Resources where I read the Ini file, so I guessed there would be no problem with the path. Could it be a problem with the Ini file itself?

The content of the Ini file is the following:

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Answered 2020-Jan-03 at 11:34

I finally could do it using what @KlausGütter told me in the comments (thanks!).

Instead of using the FileIniDataParser you have to use the StreamIniDataParser, and get the Stream with Assembly.GetManifestResourceStream.

I found this a bit tricky, because using this method you need to set the Build Action in the file you want to read to Embedded Resource. This file is then added as an embedded resource in compile time and you can retrieve its stream.

So my method ended up the following way:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59576525

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