Long time coder (~3 years), first time poster here. Excuse me if my etiquette is off for this forum :p
I've been working on a project – a simpler way to read and write variables to disk. I wrote it first to pass variables between instances of one script, but it exploded in functionality shortly after. So, here it is: fmanage.ahk
https://github.com/Shizcow/fmanage
This utility script provides 3 functions (covered in more detail in the header of the script) accessed by an #Include:
fset() - set variables
fget() - get variables
fdel() - delete variables
That being said, these three functions can do a lot more than simple reading, writing, and cleaning up. You can write and read from other directories, identify (and imitate) variables by which script they came from, and even delete every file and folder created by fmanage across every instance of its use.
If you guys like and would like to see additional functionality, ask and I'll patch it right in.
fmanage - my take on writing variables to disk
Re: fmanage - my take on writing variables to disk
Nice concept, easy to use.
Thanks for sharing and welcome to the forum.
Thanks for sharing and welcome to the forum.
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