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Code Quality: Remove ini-parser-netstandard dependency #15654

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@0x5bfa 0x5bfa commented Jun 23, 2024

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@0x5bfa 0x5bfa changed the title Code Quality: Added WindowsIniService Code Quality: Remove ini-parser-netstandard dependency Jun 25, 2024
@0x5bfa 0x5bfa marked this pull request as ready for review June 25, 2024 15:56
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Sorry, I sent a review for another PR. But as I said there, we should consider sections ([...]) when parsing INI files.

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0x5bfa commented Jun 26, 2024

How come? The same name in different sections seems not to be supported. We might want, but as of now we don't need to go such far.

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The same name in different sections seems not to be supported.

That should not be the case. In any case, I think we should define a section to avoid affecting other apps.

public void CheckForBackgroundImage()
{
var iniPath = Path.Combine(WorkingDirectory, "desktop.ini");
if (!File.Exists(iniPath))
var filesAppSection = DesktopIni.FirstOrDefault(x => x.SectionName == "FilesApp");
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How do you add a section? I tried adding [FilesApp] but it didn't work.

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yaira2 commented Jun 26, 2024

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Were these changes tested? I'm trying to test them on my side but it doesn't work.

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Code Quality: Remove INI Parser dependency
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