Re: [Configobj-develop] ConfigObj and command line options...

[Michael F. <fuz...@vo...>]

Sam's Lists wrote:
>
> I've just started with ConfigObj, and I already like it so much better 
> than ConfigParser.
>
> One thing I do a lot of is allowing configuration options in either a 
> config file or on the command line.  ConfigParser and OptParse 
> intergate together really well.  Is there a preferred options package 
> and a preferred way of integrating config files and command line 
> options with ConfigObj?
>

Sorry for the late reply - just rediscovered this email

I don't know if anyone has done the work of integrating ConfigObj with 
command line options, but it would certainly be an interesting project.

Michael Foord


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