Properties

The properties is a struct containing key-value pairs of strings, which can be easily and efficiently written to and read from a file.

struct Properties {

string[string] values;

this(string[string] valueMap);

this(string[] filenames);

string get(string key, string defaultValue);

void addAll(Properties[] properties);

void addAll(string[] filenames);

string opIndex(string key);

void opIndexAssign(string value, string key);

bool opEquals(Properties other);

bool opBinaryRight(string key);

}

Constructors

this this(string[string] valueMap): Constructs a Properties from the given values.
this this(string[] filenames): Constructs a Properties by reading from each of the given files, in the order that they're provided. Note that properties in an earlier file will be overwritten by properties of the same key in later files.

Members

Functions

addAll void addAll(Properties[] properties): Adds all properties from the given Properties to this one, overwriting any properties with the same name.
addAll void addAll(string[] filenames): Adds all properties from the given files to this one.
get string get(string key, string defaultValue): Gets the value of a property, or returns the specified default value if the given property doesn't exist.
opBinaryRight bool opBinaryRight(string key): Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.
opEquals bool opEquals(Properties other): Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.
opIndex string opIndex(string key): Gets the value of a property, or throws a missing property exception.
opIndexAssign void opIndexAssign(string value, string key): Assigns the given value to a property.

Variables

values string[string] values;: The internal values of this properties struct.

Meta

Source

See Implementation

d_properties properties classes

MissingPropertyException

structs

Properties