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Check if section / key exist
See original GitHub issueHey,
Is there any ways to check easily if a section, or a key exist? Included into this awesome libs, or on my side?
EDIT: Found my issue.
I got an error on:
bool move = conf["Settings"]["move"].BoolValue
saying the instance isn’t define to an object.
I fixed it on my side by making a weird workaround, such as:
bool move = Convert.ToBoolean(conf["Settings"]["move"].StringValue);
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Hey there! Sure, you can check if a section or setting exists using the Contains method. The Configuration class has a Contains(string sectionName) and Contains(Section section) method. The Section class also has these methods, but for settings.
Could you explain the error please?
What exactly is not working here?
Cheers!
Alright, the new version (1.5.3) is up. Cheers! 😃