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Thank you. I found an acceptable solution with self-written code instead.
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Thank you. I found an acceptable solution with self-written code instead.

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I have some manual code that cleans up a corrupt ini file, for instance removes duplicate sections and keys. I don't like using that custom code, would like to use a standard library instead. Have been looking at <a href="https://github.com/rickyah/ini-parser" rel="ugc">https://github.com/rickyah/ini-parser</a>, but it seems to not have any automatic way of cleaning this up. If it encounters an invalid ini file with duplicate sections and keys, it throws an error.<br />
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Does anyone here know of a library out there that I can use in .Net C# that automatically fixes the problems described above?
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I have some manual code that cleans up a corrupt ini file, for instance removes duplicate sections and keys. I don't like using that custom code, would like to use a standard library instead. Have been looking at https://github.com/rickyah/ini-parser, but it seems to not have any automatic way of cleaning this up. If it encounters an invalid ini file with duplicate sections and keys, it throws an error.

Does anyone here know of a library out there that I can use in .Net C# that automatically fixes the problems described above?

Clean up ini file automatically

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