Creates an instance of a new configuration not bound to any XML file

Creates an isntance of the new configuration and reads contents from an XML file

Checks node name for aptitude for particular configuration type. For example, XML configuration does not allow nodes with spaces or separator chars. When StrictNames is set to true and value is not appropriate then exception is thrown

Creates a deep copy of this configuration into newInstance which was allocated externally

Creates a deep copy of this configuration into new instance of T

Creates new configuration - creates new configuration root with optional name parameter

Creates new configuration from ordered merge result of two other nodes - base and override which can be from different configurations

Creates new configuration from other node, which may belong to a different configuration instance

Creates an instance of configuration initialized from XML content passed as string

Erases all config data

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Completely replaces this node with another node tree, positioning the new tree in the place of local node. Existing node is deleted after this operation completes, in its place child nodes from other node are inserted preserving their existing order. Attributes of other node get merged into parent of existing node

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Resolves variable name into its value

Runs macro and returns its value

Saves configuration into a file

Saves configuration to a file with optional link to XSL file

Saves XML configuration with optional link to XSL file, into string and returns it

Returns this config as JSON data map suitable for making JSONConfiguration

Serializes configuration tree into Laconic format and writes it into a file

Serializes configuration tree into Laconic format and writes it into stream

Serializes configuration tree into Laconic format and returns it as a string

Try to convert .NET native object type to corresponding Erlang term. Throw exception if conversion is not possible

Try to convert .NET native object type to corresponding Erlang term of given type. Throw exception if conversion is not possible

Serializes object into JSON string

Serializes object into JSON format using provided TextWriter

Serializes object into JSON format using provided stream and optional encoding

Primarily used for debugging - returns the content of the configuration as text in the pretty-printed Laconic format

References a special instance of an empty attribute node (one per configuration). Empty nodes are returned by indexers when a real node with specified name does not exist

References a special instance of an empty section node (one per configuration). Empty nodes are returned by indexers when a real node with specified name does not exist

References variable resolver. If this property is not set then default Windows environment var resolver is used

Indicates whether configuration is readonly or may be modified and saved

References macro runner. If this property is not set then default macro runner is used

Gets/sets an object passed by the framework into MacroRunner.Run() method. This property is auto-set for classes decorated with [ConfigMacroContext] attribute

Accesses root section configuration node

Determines whether exception is thrown when configuration node name contains inappropriate chars for particular configuration type. For example, for XMLConfiguration node names may not have spaces and other separator chars. When StrictNames is false then particular configurations may replace incompatible chars in node names with neutral ones (i.e. "my value"->"my-value" in case of XMLConfiguration).

Variable end tag

Variable environment modifier

Variable escape tag

Variable get clause modifier

Variable path modifier

Variable start tag