Resolving issue #2541

doc/INSTALL.md

@@ -101,11 +101,17 @@ brew install elektra
 
 . We also provide a tap containing a more elaborate formula [here](http://github.com/ElektraInitiative/homebrew-elektra).
 
-## Generic
+## Windows
+
+Please refer to the section OS independent below.
+
+## OS independent
 
 First follow the steps in [COMPILE](COMPILE.md).
 
-To install Elektra use:
+After you completed building Elektra on your own, there are multiple options how to install it. For example, with make or cPack tools.
+
+### make
 
 ```sh
 sudo make install
@@ -126,7 +132,7 @@ or in the build directory (will not honor `DESTDIR`!):
 xargs rm < install_manifest.txt
 ```
 
-## CPack
+### CPack
 
 First follow the steps in [COMPILE](COMPILE.md).
 

doc/news/_preparation_next_release.md

@@ -367,6 +367,14 @@ removed due to:
 - New plugin to validate hex formatted colors (e.g. #fff or #abcd) and normalize them to rgba (4294967295 (= 0xffffffff) and 2864434397 (= 0xaabbccdd) respectively). It also has support for named colors according to the [extended color keywords](https://www.w3.org/TR/css-color-3/#svg-color) from CSS3.
   _(Philipp Gackstatter)_
 
+### Ini
+
+- new formatting is introduced --> instead of having whitespaces around '=' now the whitespaces are not allowed anymore
+  example of old formatting: key1 = value1
+  example of new formatting: key1=value1
+
+      	. _(Oleksandr Shabelnyk)_
+
 ## Libraries
 
 The text below summarizes updates to the [C (and C++)-based libraries](https://www.libelektra.org/libraries/readme) of Elektra.

doc/tutorials/validation.md

@@ -226,14 +226,14 @@ the human readable [ni format](/src/plugins/ni/README.md) by using `kdb import`)
 sudo kdb mount tutorial.dump spec/tests/tutorial dump
 cat << HERE | kdb import spec/tests/tutorial ni  \
 []                                         \
- mountpoint = tutorial.dump                \
- infos/plugins = dump validation           \
+ mountpoint=tutorial.dump                \
+ infos/plugins=dump validation           \
                                            \
 [/links/_]                                 \
-check/validation = https?://.*\..*         \
-check/validation/match = LINE              \
-check/validation/message = not a valid URL \
-description = A link to some website       \
+check/validation=https?://.*\..*         \
+check/validation/match=LINE              \
+check/validation/message=not a valid URL \
+description=A link to some website       \
 HERE
 kdb lsmeta spec/tests/tutorial
 #> infos/plugins

src/plugins/base64/README.md

@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ kdb get user/tests/base64/binary
 
 # The value inside the configuration file is encoded by the Base64 plugin
 kdb file user/tests/base64 | xargs cat
-# STDOUT-REGEX: binary = "@BASE64[a-zA-Z0-9+/]+={0,2}"
+# STDOUT-REGEX: binary="@BASE64[a-zA-Z0-9+/]+={0,2}"
 
 # Undo modifications
 kdb rm -r user/tests/base64
@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ kdb mount config.ini user/tests/base64 ini base64 binary/meta=
 # Save base64 encoded data `"value"` (`0x76616c7565`)
 kdb set user/tests/base64/encoded dmFsdWUA
 kdb file user/tests/base64/encoded | xargs cat | grep encoded
-#> encoded = dmFsdWUA
+#> encoded=dmFsdWUA
 
 # Tell Base64 plugin to decode and encode key value
 kdb setmeta user/tests/base64/encoded type binary

src/plugins/blockresolver/README.md

@@ -44,9 +44,9 @@ echo 'more text'              >> $(kdb get system/tests/blockfile)
 echo 'some more text'         >> $(kdb get system/tests/blockfile)
 echo '>>> block config start' >> $(kdb get system/tests/blockfile)
 echo '[section1]'             >> $(kdb get system/tests/blockfile)
-echo 'key1 = val1'            >> $(kdb get system/tests/blockfile)
+echo 'key1=val1'            >> $(kdb get system/tests/blockfile)
 echo '[section2]'             >> $(kdb get system/tests/blockfile)
-echo 'key2 = val2'            >> $(kdb get system/tests/blockfile)
+echo 'key2=val2'            >> $(kdb get system/tests/blockfile)
 echo '>>> block config stop'  >> $(kdb get system/tests/blockfile)
 echo 'text again'             >> $(kdb get system/tests/blockfile)
 echo 'and more text'          >> $(kdb get system/tests/blockfile)
@@ -61,9 +61,9 @@ cat $(kdb get system/tests/blockfile)
 #> some more text
 #> >>> block config start
 #> [section1]
-#> key1 = val1
+#> key1=val1
 #> [section2]
-#> key2 = val2
+#> key2=val2
 #> >>> block config stop
 #> text again
 #> and more text
@@ -72,9 +72,9 @@ cat $(kdb get system/tests/blockfile)
 # only the block between the tags is read!
 kdb export system/tests/blockresolver ini
 #> [section1]
-#> key1 = val1
+#> key1=val1
 #> [section2]
-#> key2 = val2
+#> key2=val2
 
 # add a new key to the resolved block
 kdb set system/tests/blockresolver/section1/key12 val12
@@ -85,10 +85,10 @@ cat $(kdb get system/tests/blockfile)
 #> some more text
 #> >>> block config start
 #> [section1]
-#> key1 = val1
-#> key12 = val12
+#> key1=val1
+#> key12=val12
 #> [section2]
-#> key2 = val2
+#> key2=val2
 #> >>> block config stop
 #> text again
 #> and more text

src/plugins/blockresolver/blockresolver/compare.block

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 [section]
-key = outside start
+key=outside start
 ### block config start
 [section]
-key = only the inside has changed
+key=only the inside has changed
 ### block config stop
 [section]
-key = outside end
+key=outside end

src/plugins/blockresolver/blockresolver/test.block

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 [section]
-key = outside start
+key=outside start
 ### block config start
 [section]
-key = inside block
+key=inside block
 ### block config stop
 [section]
-key = outside end
+key=outside end

src/plugins/conditionals/README.md

@@ -112,17 +112,17 @@ sudo kdb mount sub.ini /tests/conditionals/sub ini
 sudo kdb global-mount conditionals || $(exit 0)
 
 # create testfiles
-echo 'key1 = val1'                                               >  `kdb file /tests/conditionals`
+echo 'key1=val1'                                               >  `kdb file /tests/conditionals`
 echo '[key1]'                                                    >> `kdb file /tests/conditionals`
-echo "check/condition = (./ == 'val1') ? (../sub/key == 'true')" >> `kdb file /tests/conditionals`
+echo "check/condition=(./ == 'val1') ? (../sub/key == 'true')" >> `kdb file /tests/conditionals`
 
-echo "key = false" > `kdb file /tests/conditionals/sub`
+echo "key=false" > `kdb file /tests/conditionals/sub`
 
 # should fail and yield an error
 kdb export /tests/conditionals ini
-#> sub/key = false
+#> sub/key=false
 #> #@META check/condition = (./ == 'val1') ? (../sub/key == 'true')
-#> key1 = val1
+#> key1=val1
 # ERROR:135
 # Error (#135) occurred!
 # Description: Validation failed
@@ -136,9 +136,9 @@ kdb set /tests/conditionals/sub/key true
 
 # should succeed
 kdb export /tests/conditionals ini
-#> sub/key = true
+#> sub/key=true
 #> #@META check/condition = (./ == 'val1') ? (../sub/key == 'true')
-#> key1 = val1
+#> key1=val1
 
 # cleanup
 kdb rm -r /tests/conditionals

src/plugins/curlget/README.md

@@ -108,8 +108,8 @@ stat /tmp/curltest.ini
 # RET:0
 cat /tmp/curltest.ini
 #> [section1]
-#> key1 = val1
-#> key2 = val2
+#> key1=val1
+#> key2=val2
 rm /tmp/curltest.ini || $(exit 0)
 sudo kdb mount -R curlget -c url/put="http://127.0.0.1:8000",user="thomas",password="pass",upload/method="POST",upload/postfield="file" "http://127.0.0.1:8000/curltest.ini" system/curl ini
 kdb ls system/curl
@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ kdb rm system/curl/section1/key2
 sudo kdb umount system/curl
 cat /tmp/httproot/curltest.ini
 #> [section1]
-#> key1 = val1
+#> key1=val1
 ```
 
 ### Mount with HTTP GET + POST and keep local copy

src/plugins/iconv/iconv/iconv.ini

@@ -1 +1 @@
-a = hell�
+a=hell�

src/plugins/ini/README.md

@@ -11,8 +11,9 @@
 
 ## Introduction
 
+[lock/a/lock]
 This plugin allows Elektra's users to read and write INI files.
-INI files consist of simple key value pairs of the form `key = value`.
+INI files consist of simple key value pairs of the form `key=value`.
 Additionally keys can be categorized into different sections.
 Sections must be enclosed in "[]", for example "[section]".
 Each section is converted into a directory key
@@ -71,8 +72,8 @@ have to start with whitespace characters.
 For example consider the following ini file:
 
 ```ini
-key1 = value1
-key2 = value2
+key1=value1
+key2=value2
 	with continuation
 	lines
 ```
@@ -91,10 +92,10 @@ For example an ini file looking like:
 
 ```ini
 [sec]
-a = 1
-a = 2
-a = 3
-a = 4
+a=1
+a=2
+a=3
+a=4
 ```
 
 will be interpreted as
@@ -132,9 +133,9 @@ kdb get user/tests/ini/songs/#2
 
 # Check the file written by the INI plugin
 kdb file user/tests/ini | xargs cat
-#> songs = Non-Zero Possibility
-#> songs = Black Art Number One
-#> songs = A Story Of Two Convicts
+#> songs=Non-Zero Possibility
+#> songs=Black Art Number One
+#> songs=A Story Of Two Convicts
 
 # Undo modifications
 kdb rm -r user/tests/ini
@@ -152,7 +153,7 @@ By default the INI plugin does not support binary data. You can use the [Base64
 sudo kdb mount --with-recommends config.ini user/tests/ini ini base64
 
 # Add empty binary value
-printf 'nothing = "@BASE64"\n' > `kdb file user/tests/ini`
+printf 'nothing="@BASE64"\n' > `kdb file user/tests/ini`
 # Copy binary data
 kdb cp system/elektra/modules/ini/exports/get user/tests/ini/binary
 # Add textual data
@@ -190,7 +191,7 @@ kdb setmeta user/tests/ini/brand rationale "Because I Love It"
 kdb file user/tests/ini | xargs cat
 #> #@META description = The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me
 #> #@META rationale = Because I Love It
-#> brand = new
+#> brand=new
 
 # Retrieve metadata
 kdb lsmeta user/tests/ini/brand | grep -v 'internal'
@@ -226,7 +227,7 @@ kdb set dir/tests/a/b ab
 kdb get dir/tests/a       # <-- key is suddenly here
 cat empty.ini
 #> [a]
-#> b = ab
+#> b=ab
 
 # Undo modifications
 kdb rm -r dir/tests
@@ -242,13 +243,13 @@ kdb set dir/tests/a/b ab
 kdb get dir/tests/a       # no key here
 # RET: 11
 cat empty.ini
-#> a/b = ab
+#> a/b=ab
 kdb rm dir/tests/a/b
 kdb set dir/tests/a    # create section first
 kdb set dir/tests/a/b ab
 cat empty.ini
 #> [a]
-#> b = ab
+#> b=ab
 
 # Undo modifications
 kdb rm -r dir/tests
@@ -272,28 +273,28 @@ sudo kdb mount test.ini /tests/ini ini
 
 cat > `kdb file /tests/ini` <<EOF \
 [Section1]\
-key1 = val1\
+key1=val1\
 [Section3]\
-key3 = val3\
+key3=val3\
 EOF
 
 kdb file /tests/ini | xargs cat
 #> [Section1]
-#> key1 = val1
+#> key1=val1
 #> [Section3]
-#> key3 = val3
+#> key3=val3
 
 kdb set /tests/ini/Section1/Subsection1/subkey1 subval1
 kdb set /tests/ini/Section2/key2 val2
 kdb file /tests/ini | xargs cat
 #> [Section1]
-#> key1 = val1
+#> key1=val1
 #> [Section1/Subsection1]
-#> subkey1 = subval1
+#> subkey1=subval1
 #> [Section2]
-#> key2 = val2
+#> key2=val2
 #> [Section3]
-#> key3 = val3
+#> key3=val3
 
 # Undo modifications
 kdb rm -r /tests/ini
@@ -308,14 +309,14 @@ The INI plugin also supports values and keys containing delimiter characters (`=
 sudo kdb mount test.ini user/tests/ini ini
 
 printf '[section1]\n'    >  `kdb file user/tests/ini`
-printf 'hello = world\n' >> `kdb file user/tests/ini`
+printf 'hello=world\n' >> `kdb file user/tests/ini`
 
 kdb get user/tests/ini/section1/hello
 #> world
 
-kdb set user/tests/ini/section1/x=x 'a + b = b + a'
+kdb set user/tests/ini/section1/x=x 'a + b=b + a'
 kdb get user/tests/ini/section1/x=x
-#> a + b = b + a
+#> a + b=b + a
 
 # Undo modifications
 kdb rm -r user/tests/ini

src/plugins/ini/crash_test/crash001.ini

@@ -1,2 +1,2 @@
-"value = long
+"value=long
 key