how do I export the wincmd.ini setting to an xml format?

[brian]

I wanna use double commander (copying is the sincerest form of flattery i guess) on Linux with the same settings as TC on Windows
I want to export the toolbar and the keyboard commands, mostly.

This is what the xml looks like

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<doublecmd DCVersion="0.5.5 alpha" ConfigVersion="5">
  <Configuration Save="True">
    <UseConfigInProgramDir>False</UseConfigInProgramDir>
  </Configuration>
  <Colors>
    <FileFilters>
      <Filter>
        <Name>Pascal sources</Name>
        <FileMasks>*.pas;*.pp</FileMasks>
        <Color>32768</Color>
        <Attributes/>
      </Filter>
      <Filter>
        <Name>Pascal binaries</Name>
        <FileMasks>*.ppu;*.o;*.dcu</FileMasks>
        <Color>16711680</Color>
        <Attributes/>
      </Filter>
    </FileFilters>
  </Colors>
  <Plugins>
    <DsxPlugins/>
    <WcxPlugins>
      <WcxPlugin Enabled="True">
        <ArchiveExt>zip</ArchiveExt>
        <Path>%commander_path%\plugins\wcx\zip\zip.wcx</Path>
        <Flags>607</Flags>
      </WcxPlugin>
      <WcxPlugin Enabled="True">
        <ArchiveExt>lzma</ArchiveExt>
        <Path>%commander_path%\plugins\wcx\lzma\lzma.wcx</Path>
        <Flags>1</Flags>
      </WcxPlugin>                  
      <WcxPlugin Enabled="True">
        <ArchiveExt>tar</ArchiveExt>
        <Path>%commander_path%\plugins\wcx\zip\zip.wcx</Path>
        <Flags>95</Flags>
      </WcxPlugin>
      <WcxPlugin Enabled="True">
        <ArchiveExt>bz2</ArchiveExt>
        <Path>%commander_path%\plugins\wcx\zip\zip.wcx</Path>
        <Flags>91</Flags>
      </WcxPlugin>
      <WcxPlugin Enabled="True">
        <ArchiveExt>tbz</ArchiveExt>
        <Path>%commander_path%\plugins\wcx\zip\zip.wcx</Path>
        <Flags>95</Flags>
      </WcxPlugin>
      <WcxPlugin Enabled="True">
        <ArchiveExt>gz</ArchiveExt>
        <Path>%commander_path%\plugins\wcx\zip\zip.wcx</Path>
        <Flags>91</Flags>
      </WcxPlugin>
      <WcxPlugin Enabled="True">
        <ArchiveExt>tgz</ArchiveExt>
        <Path>%commander_path%\plugins\wcx\zip\zip.wcx</Path>
        <Flags>95</Flags>
      </WcxPlugin>      
      <WcxPlugin Enabled="True">
        <ArchiveExt>cpio</ArchiveExt>
        <Path>%commander_path%\plugins\wcx\cpio\cpio.wcx</Path>
        <Flags>0</Flags>
      </WcxPlugin>
      <WcxPlugin Enabled="True">
        <ArchiveExt>deb</ArchiveExt>
        <Path>%commander_path%\plugins\wcx\deb\deb.wcx</Path>
        <Flags>4</Flags>
      </WcxPlugin>
      <WcxPlugin Enabled="True">
        <ArchiveExt>rpm</ArchiveExt>
        <Path>%commander_path%\plugins\wcx\rpm\rpm.wcx</Path>
        <Flags>4</Flags>
      </WcxPlugin>      
      <WcxPlugin Enabled="True">
        <ArchiveExt>rar</ArchiveExt>
        <Path>%commander_path%\plugins\wcx\unrar\unrar.wcx</Path>
        <Flags>68</Flags>
      </WcxPlugin>
    </WcxPlugins>
    <WdxPlugins>
      <WdxPlugin>
        <Name>rpm_wdx</Name>
        <Path>%commander_path%\plugins\wdx\rpm_wdx\rpm_wdx.wdx</Path>
        <DetectString>EXT="RPM"</DetectString>
      </WdxPlugin>
      <WdxPlugin>
        <Name>deb_wdx</Name>
        <Path>%commander_path%\plugins\wdx\deb_wdx\deb_wdx.wdx</Path>
        <DetectString>EXT="DEB"</DetectString>
      </WdxPlugin>
    </WdxPlugins>
    <WfxPlugins>
      <WfxPlugin Enabled="True">
        <Name>FTP</Name>
        <Path>%commander_path%\plugins\wfx\ftp\ftp.wfx</Path>
      </WfxPlugin>
    </WfxPlugins>
    <WlxPlugins/>
  </Plugins>
</doublecmd>

[MVV]

I think there are a lot of options that DC doesn't support, or some other ones have another names... So it isn't easy.

You can convert parameters into XML style using regex replace ([^ ]+)=(.*)$ with <\1>\2</\1>. Then you will need to convert sections, regex won't help here because of huge number of lines per section. And you will need to rename particular parameters anyway.

[brian]

oh noes. tnx ...............

[Horst.Epp]

That is not worth the effort, to much differences.
I use both programs and would never try.
Its not so complicated to setup an Double Commander environment from scratch.