Windows 10: strange settings.ini file in C folder

Good evening,I have found a strange settings.ini file in the C folder with the following content:[IWA] BalloonTipTimeout=10000 ExportPath=C:\ HideAlerts=0 HideInformation=0 HideTrayIcon=0 HideTaskTrayOOBE=0 OOBELaunchedOnce=0 ConnectBtnFlashedOnce=0 ImportPath=C: SelectedAdapter=00 HideHotspotMsg=0 EnableExclusion=1 SharedFolder=3 AlertWhenAllPeersLeave=1 AlertWhenNoPeersJoining=1 AlertDefaultSSID=1 DefEAPSIMID=1{imsi}@mnc{mnc}.mcc{mcc}.owlan.org DefEAPAKAID=0{imsi}@mnc{mnc}.mcc{mcc}.owlan.org ShowListCtrlHeaders=0 EnableTlsRejectedCertNtfy=1 UserAdhocNetworking=0 UserOpenAdhocNetworking=0 [Zc

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Snippet C#: INI Files

This code is great, i'm going to use this in one of my programmes *Big Grin

is it possible to make a list of all sections in the ini files?

 

Snippet C#: INI Files

GetSections() will return a string[] of section names. If you want the values too, just do a for or for loop to enumerate them. For example:

Code: foreach (string section in ini.GetSections()) { Console.WriteLine("[" + section + "]"); foreach (string key in ini[section].GetKeys()) Console.WriteLine(key + "=" + ini[section][key]); Console.WriteLine(); }[/quote]

 

Snippet C#: INI Files

Hi FordGT90Concept,

your snippet is exactly what I was looking for for my project.

I have added the two classes and placed:-

Code: using Ini;[/quote] at the top of my projects form code, placed:-

Code: IniFile ini = new IniFile("PathToFile.ini"); if (ini.Exists()) ini.Load(); else { ini.Add("mySection1"); ini["mySection1"].Add("value1"); ini["mySection1"].Add("value2"); ini["mySection1"].Add("value3"); ini.Add("mySection2"); ini["mySection2"].Add("value1"); ini["mySection2"].Add("value2"); ini["mySection2"].Add("value3"); }[/quote] directly after:-

Code: InitializeComponent();[/quote] I guess I am missing something because when running the project it throws up an Exception:-

Keys must have an equal sign.

which is in the IniSection.cs

Please could you advise me what I am doing wrong.

Also, I am guessing that the line:-

Code: IniFile ini = new IniFile("PathToFile.ini");[/quote] I have to actually change PathToFile to a path where I want my ini to reside?

Sorry if this all seems pretty basic stuff but I am fairly new to c#.

Kind regards..,

MT *Smile