FileSet 0.1 Released

Ruby
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FileSet version 0.1 has been released!

FileSet provides an API for accessing configuration and data files for
your
application, including the population of default values, and managing
search
paths. Written to encourage a cross-platform approach to maintaining
configs
for an application.

Changes:

Initial release

Project: http://rubyforge.org/project/fileset/
Homepage: http://fileset.rubyforge.org/

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On 28.12.2009 11:39, [email protected] wrote:

FileSet version 0.1 has been released!

FileSet provides an API for accessing configuration and data files for your
application, including the population of default values, and managing search
paths. Written to encourage a cross-platform approach to maintaining configs
for an application.

How do I use it?

To call the documentation “sparse” would be a late entry for the
“Understatement of the Year” contest, I’m afraid.

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On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 3:21 AM, Phillip G. [email protected]
wrote:

On 28.12.2009 11:39, [email protected] wrote:

FileSet version 0.1 has been released!

How do I use it?

To call the documentation “sparse” would be a late entry for the
“Understatement of the Year” contest, I’m afraid.

You’re absolutely right. I’ve done a quick write-up that will hopefully
be
less-so.

http://fileset.rubyforge.org/

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On Tue, Dec 29, 2009 at 1:36 AM, Phillip G. [email protected]
wrote:

Very much so. :slight_smile:

Now I have an idea if it could be useful for me (and it will be, from the
looks of it).

Also: Ruby takes care of Windows %environment_variables%: they are in the
ENV hash. IIRC, it’s the same with environment variables on Linux, in case
this should ever be necessary for FileSet, which I doubt.

Thank you for this quick, yet useful, write up. :slight_smile:

Thanks for your interest. FileSet has been useful to me - if it helps
anyone else out, I’d be thrilled.

Judson

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On 29.12.2009 10:21, Judson L. wrote:

You’re absolutely right. I’ve done a quick write-up that will hopefully be
less-so.

http://fileset.rubyforge.org/

Very much so. :slight_smile:

Now I have an idea if it could be useful for me (and it will be, from
the looks of it).

Also: Ruby takes care of Windows %environment_variables%: they are in
the ENV hash. IIRC, it’s the same with environment variables on Linux,
in case this should ever be necessary for FileSet, which I doubt.

Thank you for this quick, yet useful, write up. :slight_smile: