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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Getting Rid of Having to Write to Flat Files Post 302338609 by SkySmart on Tuesday 28th of July 2009 11:23:43 AM
Old 07-28-2009
Getting Rid of Having to Write to Flat Files

Ok,

so i've been having to write to flat files lately and then making my script read information from the flat file and then work off of that.

i dont want to keep doing that because i believe it creates a mess. i like to keep my work all to one script instead of having that one script create temp files.

so, is there there a way to write the informationn that would have been written to a flat file to the memory and work off the memory as if it were a flat file?
 

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YATE-CONFIG(8)							 Telephony Engine						    YATE-CONFIG(8)

NAME
yate-config - retrieve metainformation about the YATE telephony engine SYNOPSIS
yate-config [options] DESCRIPTION
The yate-config program is used to retrieve information about the installed YATE engine. It is typically used to compile and link modules against the engine's library. Here is a typical usage scenario in a Makefile: module.yate: module.cpp g++ `yate-config --c-all --ldflags` module.cpp `yate-config --libs` OPTIONS
Version and paths --version Reports the installed YATE version (in x.y.z format) --release Reports the installed YATE code status (if not release) and release number --config Returns the configuration files directory --modules Returns the modules directory --share Returns the base shared directory --scripts Returns the scripts directory --skins Returns the base skins directory Compiler flags --cflags Various C++ compiler flags --includes Include option and path to the header files --c-all All compiler options - the above two concatenated Linker flags --ldflags Various linker flags --libs Library option and libraries names --ld-all All linker options - the above two concatenated AUTHORS
Paul Chitescu <paulc@voip.null.ro> Diana Cionoiu <diana@voip.null.ro> SEE ALSO
yate(8), pkg-config(1) YATE
September 2007 YATE-CONFIG(8)
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