ini.rip

I really dont know why an ini file will be 1000gb or more, although it can parse it very fast so enjoy it.

usage

How to use ini.rip:

0. make sure your file is ascii only
1. download INIRIP folder and put it into your sln folder
2. link INIRIP class library to your project
3. extract your .ini file into string variable in your script
4. import using INIRIP; into your script
5. use Coder.TryDecode(yourstring, out Dictionary<ReadOnlyMemory<char>, Dictionary<ReadOnlyMemory<char>, ReadOnlyMemory<char>>> youroutvalues)
6. then you get your deserialized .ini
7. the structure looks like this:
   • sections
     • keys and values
     • keys and values
   • sections
     • keys and values
     • keys and values
8. to save your values in ini you need to build your Dictionary<ReadOnlyMemory<char>, Dictionary<ReadOnlyMemory<char>, ReadOnlyMemory<char>>> or use your edited output from decoding
9. put your full path to file and your dictionary in Coder.TryEncode("C:\Users\Desktop\MyFile.ini", MyValues)
10. pray it all to work

performance on 10k symbols

Average Time	Median Time	Min Time	Max Time
44.0 µs	44.0 µs	26.7 µs	66.9 µs

Average Symbols/sec	Average MB/sec
250.83 million	478.4 MB/s

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