1) Does Config::IniFiles provide some means of adding a new:
Parameter=Value

... pair to an *.ini file?

2) If so is there a way to add this new
Parameter=Value

... pair at a specific location within an existing section?

3) Examples of how I'd like to use Config::IniFiles to add NEW "Parameter=Value" pairs to my *.ini file

********* BEFORE ************

My *.ini file at start, a sample Section

SECTION_KEY
PARAMETER_A=<VALUE_A>
PARAMETER_B=<VALUE_B>
PARAMETER_C=<VALUE_C>
PARAMETER_D=<VALUE_D>

********* AFTER ************

Insert one new "PARAMETER", just after PARAMETER_C, plus new parameter's associated value

SECTION_KEY
PARAMETER_A=<VALUE_A>
PARAMETER_B=<VALUE_B>
PARAMETER_C=<VALUE_C>
PARAMETER_NEW=<VALUE_NEW>
PARAMETER_D=<VALUE_D>

********* AFTER ************

Insert two new "PARAMETER"'s, just after PARAMETER_C, plus the two new parameters' associated values

SECTION_KEY
PARAMETER_A=<VALUE_A>
PARAMETER_B=<VALUE_B>
PARAMETER_C=<VALUE_C>
PARAMETER_NEW1=<VALUE_NEW1>
PARAMETER_NEW2=<VALUE_NEW2>
PARAMETER_D=<VALUE_D>

In reply to Question concerning Perl module Config::IniFiles by Amphiaraus

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