meanwhile a script has become a bit extensive.
a real concentration I originally had not planned.
due to the desired platform independence (desired long-term goal), it will probably stay with a seperate json file.
ahk v1.1.30.01 - November 11, 2018
does not allow multiline json.
it works that way but it does not look good if i us bigger config.
I think maybe to parse extra befor using it.
may I would like to take the extensively tested, perfectly stabel, and fast (with chaches) PHP script here:
https://github.com/sl5net/SL5_preg_contentFinder
but I think then I would need a PHP interpret to which I would always like to load on Github.
and GitHub complains when uploading EXE files.
or it would later be reloaded on-the-fly.
I'm a bit confused.
or maybe there is already a ahk-JSON parser somewhere that has no problems with multi-line.
I just want that this is not very slow because the script should always be perfectly fast.
not slower than the internal one used inside ahk v1.1.30.01 - November 11, 2018
what do you think?
meanwhile a script has become a bit extensive.
a real concentration I originally had not planned.
due to the desired platform independence (desired long-term goal), it will probably stay with a seperate json file.
ahk v1.1.30.01 - November 11, 2018
does not allow multiline json.
it works that way but it does not look good if i us bigger config.
I think maybe to parse extra befor using it.
may I would like to take the extensively tested, perfectly stabel, and fast (with chaches) PHP script here:
https://github.com/sl5net/SL5_preg_contentFinder
but I think then I would need a PHP interpret to which I would always like to load on Github.
and GitHub complains when uploading EXE files.
or it would later be reloaded on-the-fly.
I'm a bit confused.
or maybe there is already a ahk-JSON parser somewhere that has no problems with multi-line.
I just want that this is not very slow because the script should always be perfectly fast.
not slower than the internal one used inside ahk v1.1.30.01 - November 11, 2018
what do you think?