INI
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The INI format was popularised by early versions of Windows; Windows 95 introduced [[Windows Registry|the Registry]] as the replacement. Variants of INI remain in use to this day, including on other platforms; <code>.gitconfig</code> files and systemd configuration files use INI-like formats. | The INI format was popularised by early versions of Windows; Windows 95 introduced [[Windows Registry|the Registry]] as the replacement. Variants of INI remain in use to this day, including on other platforms; <code>.gitconfig</code> files and systemd configuration files use INI-like formats. | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
* [[Wikipedia: INI file]] | * [[Wikipedia: INI file]] | ||
Revision as of 17:44, 13 May 2015
INI is a family of simple text-based formats, commonly used for configuration files. INI files consist of lists of key-value pairs (separated by equals sign) grouped in sections (denoted by square brackets).
The INI format was popularised by early versions of Windows; Windows 95 introduced the Registry as the replacement. Variants of INI remain in use to this day, including on other platforms; .gitconfig files and systemd configuration files use INI-like formats.
