Difference between revisions of "ConfigurationParserLibrary"
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The basic layout of a configuration system is a system that has multiple targets (which may inherit from each other), every target can have some libraries, assemblies override clusters and normal clusters. Clusters can have sub clusters. | The basic layout of a configuration system is a system that has multiple targets (which may inherit from each other), every target can have some libraries, assemblies override clusters and normal clusters. Clusters can have sub clusters. | ||
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| + | == CONF_SYSTEM == | ||
| + | Every configuration file describes one CONF_SYSTEM. | ||
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| + | == CONF_TARGET == | ||
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| + | == CONF_LIBRARY == | ||
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| + | == CONF_ASSEMBLY == | ||
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| + | == CONF_CLUSTER == | ||
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| + | == CONF_OVERRIDE == | ||
Revision as of 13:16, 30 October 2006
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General
The basic layout of a configuration system is a system that has multiple targets (which may inherit from each other), every target can have some libraries, assemblies override clusters and normal clusters. Clusters can have sub clusters.
CONF_SYSTEM
Every configuration file describes one CONF_SYSTEM.
