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仍然需要知道 Linux 上最典型的设置文件格式是什么。有标准的文件扩展名吗？我从没见过使用 JSON 的设置文件，而且所有内容都必须放在引号里，看起来对人很不友好。我通常看到的似乎是这样： # 注释 setting=value
Boost 里有处理设置文件的东西吗？
当你把 bitcoind 当作客户端、从命令行发出命令时，能不能也让它从设置文件中获取密码？
加文指出，我忘了递增 CommandLineRPC 中的数字列，所以目前的 -rpcpw= 实现在命令行中遇到非字符串参数时无法正常工作。（JSON-RPC 没问题）仍在开发中。
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Still need to know what's the most typical settings file format on Linux. Is there a standard file extension? I've never seen a settings file using JSON, and it doesn't look very human friendly with everything required to be in quotes. I think what I usually see is like: # comment setting=value
Is there a settings file thing in Boost?
When you're using bitcoind to issue commands from the command line as a client, can we have it get the password from the settings file then too?
Gavin pointed out I forgot to increment the column of numbers in CommandLineRPC, so the current -rpcpw= implementation doesn't work right from the command line with non-string parameters. (JSON-RPC is fine) Still under construction.