> Well, for me personally, .ini style config files still win over XML > every day. And I now have significant experience with both here at > ESI. > > What sucks (relatively) is the specific way that ConfigParser provides > access to .ini files; I always end up writing a wrapping layer around > it. Me too. I like the .ini file format (mail header formats will always win over XML for config files, I suspect), but had to wrap it for my latest project. Mainly for two reasons: to describe a hierarchy of config files to process when called, and to provide getint, getbool, and getfloat methods. Bill
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