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75.57.65.249: /* E Properties File */ formatting

75.57.65.249 — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 19:11:16 GMT

E Properties File: formatting

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==='''''E''''' Properties File===

'''''E''''' installations include the props.txt properties file, chock full of information that is occasionally useful. You can access it through the interp object. In this example, we get the home directory for the ''''' E ''''' installation, which can be useful if you wish to store data in a known location to be shared by multiple '''''E ''''' programs:

<pre>
<nowiki>pragma.syntax("0.9")</nowiki>
def ehomePath := (interp.getProps()) ["e.home"]
</pre>
The properties are stored in a map which can be accessed in the usual manner. For a complete listing of the information in the props.txt file, open yours up and take a look.

Markm: /* E Properties File */

Markm — Wed, 27 Dec 2006 05:40:28 GMT

E Properties File

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-	<nowiki>pragma.syntax('0.9')</nowiki>	+	<nowiki>pragma.syntax("0.9")</nowiki>
	def ehomePath := (interp.getProps()) ["e.home"]		def ehomePath := (interp.getProps()) ["e.home"]
	</pre>		</pre>
	The properties are stored in a map which can be accessed in the usual manner. For a complete listing of the information in the props.txt file, open yours up and take a look.		The properties are stored in a map which can be accessed in the usual manner. For a complete listing of the information in the props.txt file, open yours up and take a look.

Mscheffler at 10:48, 29 November 2006

Mscheffler — Wed, 29 Nov 2006 10:48:45 GMT

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-	===~~'''''~~E~~'''''~~ Properties File===	+	===E Properties File===

-	~~'''''~~E~~'''''~~ installations include the props.txt properties file, chock full of information that is occasionally useful. You can access it through the interp object. In this example, we get the home directory for the ~~'''~~'' E ''~~'''~~ installation, which can be useful if you wish to store data in a known location to be shared by multiple ~~'''~~''E ''~~'''~~ programs:	+	E installations include the props.txt properties file, chock full of information that is occasionally useful. You can access it through the interp object. In this example, we get the home directory for the<span class="e">'' E ''</span>installation, which can be useful if you wish to store data in a known location to be shared by multiple<span class="e">'' E ''</span>programs:

	<pre>		<pre>
-	<nowiki>pragma.syntax("0.9")</nowiki>	+	<nowiki>pragma.syntax('0.9')</nowiki>
	def ehomePath := (interp.getProps()) ["e.home"]		def ehomePath := (interp.getProps()) ["e.home"]
	</pre>		</pre>
	The properties are stored in a map which can be accessed in the usual manner. For a complete listing of the information in the props.txt file, open yours up and take a look.		The properties are stored in a map which can be accessed in the usual manner. For a complete listing of the information in the props.txt file, open yours up and take a look.