pf@artcom-gmbh.de (Peter Funk) writes: > a typical Linux system is populated with a lot of "sectionless" > config files in /etc/sysconfig. With the proposed change > ConfigParser would be able to read these files. These are really shell scripts, right? I doubt ConfigParser could read those in their full generality, since it does not support # comments except in column 1. However, in most cases, such files can be easily read with execfile, passing an empty dictionary. > The concept of sections is in fact an additional mental model > only needed for more complicated configuration files. Indeed, these are the files implemented in ConfigParser. Regards, Martin
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