Another program that I have been working on is FileConfig. The short explanation is that FileConfig is an automated version of BasConfig, by O. Fink (and modified by Norman Dunbar and Dilwyn Jones). With BasConfig, you can’t edit an existing Config Block, only create a new one. With FileConfig, you store the definition of a Config Block in a text file. If you need to edit a Config Block, edit the definition file, run FileConfig, and you have a new Config Block.
FileConfig is designed for programmers and has very minimal error checking. It does not verify the data put into the Config Blocks, which means that you could attempt to put the character A into a Byte item. If you attempt this, the results will be “undefined”, which is a nice way of saying, “you are on your own.”
FileConfig is available on my web site.