Have you looked at it at all?
It opens up an INI into multiple tabs for each section. Each option
becomes a text box, but the INI can specify options making it a combo
box. The INI can also specify "friendly names", hide options, and
specify icons.
Essentially, it's an easy way to make a settings editor without having
to make the GUI yourself. Just add some extra stuff to your INI.
On 08/03/2012, Timo Kreuzer <timo.kreuzer(a)web.de> wrote:
  Am 08.03.2012 08:06, schrieb Adam:
  This one appears to be more of a tabbed GUI than
Notepad++ and quite a
 nice looking one. That being said I have not tested it, but if the
 screenshots are anything to go by it looks good.
 (so long as it is not written in .NET or requires hundreds of libraries)
 
 I just wonder what makes the editor a special *INI* editor?
 Any editor is a INI editor, isn't it?
 Or does it have some special INI magic?
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