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Library/Functions to write configuration file for application [message #74745] Mon, 31 January 2011 11:05 Go to previous message
Robin Wilson is currently offline  Robin Wilson
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Hi,

I've written a fairly complex piece of modelling software in IDL, and
the model requires a number of parameters to run (input and output files
as well as various numerical parameters).

I want to be able to run this model from a batch file, and would like to
have a configuration file in which I specify all of these parameters and
then all I have to do is give the model the name of the configuration file.

What I was wondering is whether there are any libraries/sets of
functions in IDL that would help with reading and writing these
configuration files? I know that a number of programming languages
either have inbuilt functions for writing configuration files or some
add-ons which do that - do any of these exist for IDL?

I could knock up some simple file reading/writing code, but that would
make it rather difficult if I changed the order/number of variables in
the file, as I'd probably have to read some lines as strings and some as
floats, ints etc, and I could see it getting very complicated and
difficult to maintain.

Any ideas?

Cheers,

Robin

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Robin Wilson
A PhD student studying complexity in remote sensing
www.rtwilson.com/academic
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