Python read-write INI file example (Python read-write file)

Very similar to the Java properties file

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Copy CodeThe code is as follows:

Db_config.ini
[Baseconf]
host=127.0.0.1
port=3306
User=root
Password=root
Db_name=evaluting_sys
[Concurrent]
Processor=20

The corresponding Python code

Copy the Code code as follows:

#!/usr/bin/python
#-*-Coding:utf-8-*-
#author: LINGYUE.WKL
#desc: Use to DB Ops
#---------------------
#2012 -02-18 Created

#---------------------
Import Sys,os
Import Configparser

Class Db_connector:
def __init__ (self, Config_file_path):
CF = Configparser.configparser ()
Cf.read (Config_file_path)

s = cf.sections ()
print ' section: ', S

o = cf.options ("baseconf")
print ' Options: ', O

v = cf.items ("baseconf")
print ' db: ', V

Db_host = Cf.get ("baseconf", "host")
Db_port = Cf.getint ("baseconf", "Port")
Db_user = Cf.get ("baseconf", "user")
Db_pwd = Cf.get ("baseconf", "password")

Print Db_host, Db_port, Db_user, db_pwd

Cf.set ("baseconf", "Db_pass", "123456")
Cf.write (Open ("Config_file_path", "w"))
if __name__ = = "__main__":
f = Db_connector (".. /conf/db_config.ini ")

Get results:
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Section: [' Concurrent ', ' baseconf ']
Options: [' Host ', ' db_name ', ' user ', ' password ', ' Port ']
DB: [(' Host ', ' 127.0.0.1 '), (' db_name ', ' Evaluting_sys '), (' User ', ' root '), (' Password ', ' root '), (' Port ', ' 3306 ')]
127.0.0.1 3306 Root root

Universal module: Support Command line +import two forms
ini_op.py
Copy the Code code as follows:

#!/usr/bin/python
#-*-Coding:utf-8-*-
#author: LINGYUE.WKL
#desc: Use to read ini
#---------------------
#2012 -02-18 Created
#2012 -09-02 changed for class support

#---------------------
Import Sys,os,time
Import Configparser

Class Config:
def __init__ (self, Path):
Self.path = Path
SELF.CF = Configparser.configparser ()
Self.cf.read (Self.path)
def get (Self, field, key):
result = ""
Try
result = self.cf.get (field, key)
Except
result = ""
return result
def set (self, filed, key, value):
Try
Self.cf.set (field, key, value)
Cf.write (Open (Self.path, ' W '))
Except
Return False
Return True
def read_config (Config_file_path, field, key):
CF = Configparser.configparser ()
Try
Cf.read (Config_file_path)
result = cf.get (field, key)
Except
Sys.exit (1)
return result

def write_config (Config_file_path, field, key, value):
CF = Configparser.configparser ()
Try
Cf.read (Config_file_path)
Cf.set (field, key, value)
Cf.write (Open (Config_file_path, ' W '))
Except
Sys.exit (1)
Return True

if __name__ = = "__main__":
If Len (SYS.ARGV) < 4:
Sys.exit (1)

Config_file_path = sys.argv[1]
field = Sys.argv[2]
Key = Sys.argv[3]
If Len (sys.argv) = = 4:
Print Read_config (config_file_path, field, key)
Else
Value = Sys.argv[4]
Write_config (Config_file_path, field, key, value)

A second example


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Import OS
Import Configparser

def main ():
CP = Configparser.configparser ()
CF = open (U "In.ini")
CP.READFP (CF)

secs = Cp.sections ()
Print cp.sections ()

For sec in secs:
OPTs = cp.options (sec)
For opt in opts:
val = cp.get (sec, opt)
Val + = "Test ..."
Cp.set (sec, opt, Val)

Cp.write (Open ("Out.ini", "w"))

if __name__ = = ' __main__ ':
Main ()

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