Use Python to parse the contents of a Linux conf configuration file into a dictionary format

Linux under many configuration files in addition to the INI format can be used in Python configparser module, you can write a simple code of their own only "key=value" such a conf configuration file to parse into a dictionary, The key corresponding to key can be easily obtained by using the dictionary keys. The Python implementation method is relatively simple, as long as the configuration file is read row by line, each key value pair is written to the dictionary.

The Python code example is as follows:

#!/usr/bin/python# encoding: utf-8# -*- coding: utf8 -*-import refrom  Copy import deepcopytry:    linux_type_dict = dict ()      with open ('/etc/os-release ',  ' r ')  as f:         linux_type_list = f.read (). Strip (). Split (' \ n ') except ioerror:     passelse:    if linux_type_list is not none:         linux_type_list_to_purge = deepcopy (linux_type_list)          # linux_type_list_to_purge = linux_type_list[:]  #  Another implement, sames to deepcopy        for  member in linux_type_list_to_purge:             if re.seaRCH (' ^#+.* ',  member)  is not None:                 member_to_purge = member                 linux_type_list.remove (Member_to_purge)         for member in linux_type_list:             sub_member = member.split (' = ')              linux_type_dict[sub_member[0]] =  Sub_member[1].strip (' "')         print linux_type_dict         print linux_type_dict[' ID ']

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Use Python to parse the contents of a Linux conf configuration file into a dictionary format