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| roinet@mail.ru 2006-09-17, 6:56 pm |
| Hello, all.
How can I save work results of AppConfig module? I haven't found any
method doing that.
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With best regards,
Pavel Suhotjuk.
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| Ted Zlatanov 2006-09-18, 6:57 pm |
| On 17 Sep 2006, roinet@mail.ru wrote:
> How can I save work results of AppConfig module? I haven't found any
> method doing that.
AppConfig reads configurations. There is no built-in method to write
them.
Ted
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| roinet@mail.ru 2006-09-19, 6:57 pm |
| Hello.
Thanks. Probably, I will use Config::General.
Ted Zlatanov wrote:
> On 17 Sep 2006, roinet@mail.ru wrote:
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> AppConfig reads configurations. There is no built-in method to write
> them.
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> Ted
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With best regards,
Pavel Suhotjuk.
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| Ted Zlatanov 2006-09-20, 6:57 pm |
| On 19 Sep 2006, roinet@mail.ru wrote:
> Ted Zlatanov wrote:
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> Thanks. Probably, I will use Config::General.
Please don't top-post (I corrected it for readability).
Use any module that does the job :) AppConfig is good for
human-readable configurations. If you don't expect complicated data
in your variables (meaning, they are either strings, 1-level hashes,
or 1-level arrays), saving the AppConfig state is extremely easy, so I
wouldn't discard AppConfig in that case.
Ted
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