2010-10-13, 02:24 AM
A datastore is nothing more than data which is saved when the program dies. It's as simple as that. You don't need a hearty amount of encryption for this. Think about it. Are you gonna be mad if someone views your datastore? Likely not. You want people to view it and freely edit it. The end user has no benefit of changing the files except for his or her own benefit, so it doesn't serve to encrypt the document.
You can use anything your heart desires for a datastore. As long as it stays consistent and is easy to edit, update, and query, I really don't care what you use.
If you're going with the INI files, I recommend going against what you have there. Each section must be unique to query it which is why I used [etre,present] so that every section is unique.
You can use anything your heart desires for a datastore. As long as it stays consistent and is easy to edit, update, and query, I really don't care what you use.
If you're going with the INI files, I recommend going against what you have there. Each section must be unique to query it which is why I used [etre,present] so that every section is unique.