remove "#" as a valid comment character #10
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Many implementations of ini file readers allow the # as a comment, I would not remove it. Mute point I know as this repo has been abandoned! |
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Right, but downstream from here they use this config for both INI and Properties files -- and those implementations (that is VSCode) get confused -- the VSCode starts doing the wrong thing. My VSCode bug was ignored because reproduction of the bug is intermittent at best. |
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The Info.plist references http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/INI_file which says only
;is allowed for comments. This removes the option for#as a comment in INI.