Nice eh? two problems:
1) XML, INI and PHP formats are supported
2) Doesn't support saving, it's outside of Zend's scope (currently)
I've searched the net high and dry for others and have yet to find anything half fast decent.
To add to my own library of code I shall write my own.
Before I do so, I have some ideas which would make a config object more uesful, but would like to hear your input first.
I can hear your aguments already:
1) Q: Hockey, just write your own driver for the Zend config and be done with it.
A: Sure, could do that, but Zend should do that...besides they use alot of (current, maybe, perhaps) words in there docs which suggest instabilitly.
2) Q: Saving isn't an essential feature of Config object.
A: Why not? I ran a poll a while back on this subject and it appears to be quite the split of opinion.
What are some features you think you'd find useful in a config object - as complicated as it is
Although Zend says saving is out of the scope and I beg to differ, please keep in mind this is *just* a config object, not a registry or similar object. Ideally it should work with any number of configuration file(s) from XML to Windows registry maybe, who knows. Perhaps LDAP?
Anyways, incase I've missed anything for a trivial object like this, what are some do's and don'ts you feel are justified?
Cheers