I cannot directly access or read files from your local system (such as cardtool.ini ) unless you provide their content.
Because it is a plain text file, you can modify it using standard text editors like Notepad .
: Specific COM ports or USB identifiers for connected smart card readers. cardtool.ini
def load(self): """Loads the configuration from disk.""" try: self.config.read(self.file_path) self._validate() except configparser.Error as e: print(f"[CardTool] Error parsing {self.file_path}: {e}") # Fallback to defaults in memory if file is corrupt self._load_defaults_into_memory()
print(f"Current Language: {current_lang}") print(f"Scan Speed: {scan_speed}ms") I cannot directly access or read files from
def _ensure_file_exists(self): """Creates a default cardtool.ini if it does not exist.""" if not os.path.exists(self.file_path): print(f"[CardTool] Configuration not found. Creating default {self.file_path}...") for section, keys in self._DEFAULTS.items(): self.config[section] = keys self.save()
if changed: print("[CardTool] Missing keys detected. Updating configuration file.") self.save() def load(self): """Loads the configuration from disk
; cardtool.ini - CardTool Configuration
--- CardTool Settings --- 1. Change Language (Current: en_US) 2. Set Default Reader (Current: ACS ACR38U) 3. Configure Security Settings 4. Reset to Factory Defaults
The cardtool.ini file is a plain text file with a simple structure, comprising of sections and key-value pairs. The file is divided into sections, each denoted by a header in square brackets (e.g., [Settings] ). Within each section, key-value pairs are defined using the format key=value .
def _load_defaults_into_memory(self): """Resets the in-memory config to defaults.""" self.config.clear() for section, keys in self._DEFAULTS.items(): self.config[section] = keys