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Alexander Schatten <asch...@gmail.com> writes:
> I mean, this is something very common: you write a program or a script
> and want to load some configuration data.
There are several good ways to do it:
+ Assume the config file is in the current directory (crude, but it can
work)
+ Put the config file in a known location (i.e. /etc/foorc, ~/.foorc)
+ Put the location of the config file in an environment variable
+ As part of your application's install process, ask the user where the
config file will be stored, and record their answer
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