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    Do you know: Dynamic $IniFile

    Most scripts that make use of some user-defined settings use some *.ini-File, so its obvious to have the ini named as the main-scriptfile located on disk next to the main-script.

    I use a Const $IniFile very much that gets dynamic assigned on startUp and it makes me never have to care about this any more.


    Uses "Ini", "File"
    
    $IniFile = APP_ScriptPath & FILE_PathSplit(IIf$(APP_ScriptName = "" , APP_Name, APP_ScriptName ), %PATH_FILE) & ".ini"
    
    Nice were if INI-module would have this by default like $INI_File or $APP_Inifile
    Maybe also implemented to core (APP-functions) and only returns a value if Uses "Ini"
    but I can live with using both ("Ini" & "File")
    I think there are missing some Forum-sections as beta-testing and support

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    Nice one! Thanks

    I will add in one of the next betas.
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