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Download the source code and include it in your project. Then go to IniFileParser\Model\Configuration\IniParserConfiguration.cs open it in vs and edit AssigmentSpacer = " "; to AssigmentSpacer = "";
You can configure it when loading your .INI file. var parser = new FileIniDataParser(); IniData configData = parser.ReadFile(path); configData.Configuration.AssigmentSpacer = "";
Glad there's a way around it but it would be nice if the default were for the library to maintain whatever it found in the file. I just lost 2 days to figuring out that I was essentially "corrupting" an INI file that is read by a space-intolerant tool.
Is there any comprehensive documentation of properties and so forth?
There is a problem with saving if the contents of the file we are reading are as follows :
[Identification]
NOM=1234
PRENOM=12
when editing and saving , it puts an empty space in the file before and after equal :
[Identification]
NOM = 1234
PRENOM = 12
How to remove this space? To output the same as the first file?
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