Added support for tyre data files which are basically INI files with … #23
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…the use of a $ character for comments. This has been implemented by adding an input argument strict to the C functions that parse the string data into numerical values. When strict=1 the behaviour is the same as before for an INI file whereby any characters after the value will cause an error to be returned. When strict=0 the characters after the value are ignored and the value returned. A sample.tir is included to support the test case.
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Thank you. Merged manually. Updated binaries will follow soon. |
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…the use of a $ character for comments.
This has been implemented by adding an input argument strict to the C functions that parse the string data into numerical values. When strict=1 the behaviour is the same as before for an INI file whereby any characters after the value will cause an error to be returned. When strict=0 the characters after the value are ignored and the value returned.
A sample.tir is included to support the test case.