[burnfire]

Hello SA:MP.com!I have an question:What is the best file processor?But the easest file procesor?

[Frede]

Y_ini i guess

[burnfire]

Sorry,but I don't really UNDERSTAND y_ini processor.I think that is too complicate...

[Scenario]

Native file functions are fastest to work with. However, I'm quite sure y_ini is much easier to work with. I have been asked by someone to write a tutorial on y_ini, but I haven't had time to figure the system out myself. If I do, I'll make a tutorial!

[Azazelo]

easest file procesor?
Dini
best file processor?
as Frede say

[Bakr]

Native functions are the fastest and IMHO the easiest.

The only reason I would suggest you use y_ini (if you are using ini files, of course) is so you don't have to re-invent the wheel, so to speak. It is also the only "true" ini file system that supports both comments and tags.

[burnfire]

Quote:

Originally Posted by RealCop228 Native file functions are fastest to work with. However, I'm quite sure y_ini is much easier to work with. I have been asked by someone to write a tutorial on y_ini, but I haven't had time to figure the system out myself. If I do, I'll make a tutorial!

So,you make an tutorial to appear y_ini easy?Please

[burnfire]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ****** There is no such thing as "best" - different ones are good at different things and unless you say what you want it for we can't say which one is better suited to your requirements.

Ok,I understood what you say,but,If doesn't exist a "best" file processor,what is the most used one?

[Frede]

Dini and y_ini

[burnfire]

Sudenly,I need to choose Dini (,because I don't understood how it's work y_ini ( Sorry ******