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[[INI file]]s are used to configure software. Sword of Moonlight uses INI files to track in game optional settings. | [[INI file]]s are used to configure software. Sword of Moonlight uses INI files to track in game optional settings. | ||
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INI files are used to configure software. Sword of Moonlight uses INI files to track in game optional settings.
All INI files share a few things in common. Sections headings enclosed in square brackets, settings that are assigned values using an equal sign, and commentary identified by lines beginning with a semicolon:
[Config] device=2 width=640 height=480 ;dual analog with inverted look analogMode=-2
In addition to game settings, SOM files work just like INI files, and the SomEx project and Excellector use INI files to to configure extensions.
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Modern Sword of Moonlight INI specification
There is a lot of diversity in the wide world of INI files. Originally Sword of Moonlight used the INI file reading and writing APIs provided by the Microsoft Windows operating system, as they were sufficient for setting up very basic in game settings. Modern day extended Sword of Moonlight requires added and more consistent functionality in addition to a portable implementation.
