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Tomlet Changelog

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5.3.1

  • Fixes an issue introduced by #33 which caused some keys (e.g. in table array names) to be erroneously quoted when they shouldn't have been, resulting in breaking round-trip functionality. Reported as #40

5.3.0

  • Added TomletMain.To(Type, string, TomlSerializerOptions) as a wrapper for parse-then-deserialize to fill an API hole.
  • Added TomlSerializationMethods.GetDefaultSerializerForType and TomlSerializationMethods.GetDefaultDeserializerForType to expose the default reflection-based de/serializers for use in custom serializers.
  • Added support for de/serializing fields and properties of type IEnumerable - they will be treated as arrays. Based on work by @tcortega in #35

5.2.0

  • Fixed keys with symbols not being quoted when they should be (issue #30). Thanks to @tcortega in #33
  • Fixed records not being supported due to them having constructors with params - those are now supported. Thanks to @tcortega in #32
  • Tomlet is now compiled for .NET 7 in addition to the previous targets, and the tests are run against .NET 7.

5.1.3

  • Improvements for ToString on TOML Values, and iterating over TOML Tables. Thanks to johnkiddjr in #28

5.1.2

  • Fixed an issue where the decimal separator , was used instead of the correct . in some cases. Thanks to GeleArthur for the fix in #22

5.1.1

  • Fixed an issue where [TomlDoNotInlineObject] on properties didn't actually work. Thanks to Windows10CE for the fix in #20

5.1.0

  • Enabled usage of [TomlDoNotInlineObject] on fields and properties, which will prevent the field/prop from serialized as an inline table.

5.0.1

  • Fixes an exception when deserializing empty comments. Thanks to BruceChenQAQ for the fix in #19.

5.0.0

  • Sorry for another breaking change so soon!
  • This release adds proper support for Nullable<T> to Tomlet (see #2), meaning that Nullables without a value won't be serialized, and those with a value will be serialized as the value itself.
    • Technically this is breaking because it means any existing nullable values in a TOML file won't be deserialized properly.
    • As part of this, you can now return null from custom serializers, in which case the value will not be written to the TOML document.
  • It also improves string serialization so that values that contain backslashes but no single quotes (e.g. Windows paths!) will be serialized as literal strings instead of basic strings.
    • Strings which contain match this criteria and additionally contain newlines will be serialized as multiline literals.

4.0.0

  • Fundamentally rewrote the way properties are de/serialized, preventing weirdness with inheritance (see #17)
    • This introduces a minor breaking change for anonymous types (i.e. new { Foo = "bar" }), in that the property names are now correctly serialized (Foo instead of <Foo>i__Field)
    • It may also break if you were making assumptions about the way properties were serialized, but I don't have any specific examples.
    • As before, the TomlPropertyAttribute can be used to override the property name.
    • Also, deserializing an incorrect type to a property now throws a TomlPropertyTypeMismatchException instead of a TomlFieldTypeMismatchException.
  • General code cleanup

3.2.2

  • Fixed possible exception when serializing Dictionary objects.

3.2.1

  • Fixed missing blank line when serializing a table-array inside a table.

3.2.0

  • Support serialization of Dictionary<T, U> and deserialization of Dictionary<string, T>.

3.1.4

  • Updated nuget package metadata to enable source link and deterministic builds, allowing you to verify the integrity of the build and see the source with comments in-ide.

3.1.3

  • Fixed spacing issues with TomlTable. Thanks to HerpDerpinstine for PRing this fix in #16!

3.1.2

  • Fixed serialization of floating-point not-a-number (nan) and Infinity (inf) values and added a test for them.

3.1.1

  • Added Tomlet.Exceptions.TomlUnescapedUnicodeControlCharException for if one of the forbidden unicode control characters is used without being escaped. See the TOML spec sections on comments and strings for full information.

3.1.0

  • Added Tomlet.Attributes.TomlDoNotInlineObjectAttribute and TomlTable#ForceNoInline to disable inlining of simple tables
  • Made TomlBoolean no longer a singleton class so that comments do not get duplicated to all true/false Toml values.
  • Adjusted some formatting around table headers when serializing

3.0.1

  • Hotfix for an issue where the new, preferred, inline serialization would create invalid TOML documents due to not quoting keys.

3.0.0

  • BREAKING CHANGE: Moved TomlPropertyAttribute to the Tomlet.Attributes namespace.
  • BREAKING CHANGE: Removed several exceptions that weren't ever actually thrown
    • TomlTableArrayIntermediateNonTableException
    • UnterminatedTomlArrayException
    • UnterminatedTomlInlineObjectException
  • Added support for comments.
    • Added Tomlet.Models.TomlCommentData, exposed via the Comments field on any TomlValue.
    • Added Tomlet.Attributes.TomlInlineCommentAttribute and Tomlet.Attributes.TomlPrecedingCommentAttribute to allow specifying inline comments using reflection-based serialization.
    • Added TomlNewlineInInlineCommentException
    • Please see the readme for more details.
  • Made inline serialization much more likely to be chosen for Toml Tables, assuming they have no comments, and that they contain only primitive values.
  • Fixed handling of 8-digit unicode escape sequences.
  • Generally cleaned up the codebase.
  • TomlArray#Add and TomlTable#Put now handle you providing them an already-serialized TOML value instead of double-serializing.
  • Finished adding tests for invalid input. Some very minor output changes could be possible, including:
    • Arrays now output a trailing comma. This is valid TOML and was a choice made to keep the code cleaner.

2.2.0

  • Wrote some tests to test behavior around invalid input. As a result of this, some behavior has changed to bring it in line with the TOML spec. Notably:
    • Floating-point values with a decimal point followed immediately by an exponent (e.g. 3.e20) are now correctly identified as invalid as per the TOML spec.
    • Handling around keys with whitespace has been clarified, with a new TomlWhitespaceInKeyException.
  • Fixed a bug where hexadecimal integers containing an e were parsed as if the e indicated an exponent. Thanks to packnslash for contributing this in #15!
  • Rewrote the way the parser parses keys in a TOML document to properly handle whitespace in dotted keys. I've tested this on a variety of TOML documents and it seems to work well, and all the unit tests pass, but it's possible some issues may occur.
  • Added GetLong to TomlTable (and thus this is also available on TomlDocument).

2.1.0

  • Added the ability to use [TomlProperty("keyName")] to override the name Tomlet uses to de/serialize a field to and from a Toml document.
  • Rewrote some of how class de/serialization works, so that List<T> and arrays of classes are better supported. Thank you to @Violite on discord for reporting this.

2.0.2

  • Fixed string serializing still escaping characters when the string serializes to a literal (single-quoted) string.
  • Added the ability for strings to serialize to multiline literals for readability under certain circumstances.
  • Thanks to ITR13 for reporting the issues on my discord.

2.0.1

  • Fixed support for multiple subtables. Thanks to ITR13 for the PR!

2.0.0

  • Fix deserialization of empty strings in inline arrays (#9)
  • Fix deserialization of escape sequences in double-quoted keys (#10)
  • Updated TomlArray to serialize Table Arrays more intelligently, and update the exception message to be more useful to developers using Tomlet.
  • Internal cleanup to remove compiler warnings, resulting in some breaking changes where member names did not meet the standard (hence the bump to 2.0):
    • TomlEOFException is now TomlEndOfFileException
    • TomlBoolean.TRUE and TomlBoolean.FALSE are now TomlBoolean.True and TomlBoolean.False
    • TomlString.EMPTY is now TomlString.Empty
    • TomlValueWithDateTime is now ITomlValueWithDateTime
    • TomletMain.ValueFrom<T> and TomletMain.DocumentFrom<T> will now explicitly throw an ArgumentNullException if their argument is null.
    • TomlNumberStyle is now internal. This shouldn't matter because all its fields were internal anyway, but for completeness it is included here.

1.3.5

  • Respect new-annotated fields. That is to say, use the most-subclass value, not any parent value, when serializing.

1.3.4

  • Fix serialization of floats and doubles in cultures which use ',' as the decimal separator (much of Western Europe, at least) (#6)

1.3.3

1.3.2

  • Fix inability to serialize non-inline tables with spaces in their name.

1.3.1

  • Bugfix for strings with newlines.

1.3.0

  • Fixed key names for sub-tables in table arrays
  • Add default serializers for bytes and shorts, and unsigned variants of all number types.

1.2.0

  • Adds TomlArray.Add<T> and TomlTable.Put<T>
  • Serializes arrays as multi-line if they're complicated.
  • Make deserialization to floats and doubles accept long or int values in the TOML file.
  • Fixed an issue with serializing table-arrays.
  • Fixes support for newline characters or quotes in key names.

1.1.2

  • Fix a regression in the ability to deserialize arrays.

1.1.1

  • Fix more API holes by adding non-generic variants of TomletMain.ValueFrom, TomletMain.DocumentFrom, and TomletMain.TomlStringFrom.

1.1.0

  • Support for enums (serialized and deserialized by name).
    • Includes a new Exception, TomlEnumParseException, for if an enum name cannot be resolved to a value when deserializing.
  • Support for Arrays of complex types.
  • Filled an API gap by adding TomlDocument.CreateEmpty
  • Renamed Tomlet to TomletMain to avoid namespace/type conflict

1.0.2

  • Add support for .NET Framework 3.5.

1.0.1

  • Small changes to structure for NuGet

1.0.0

  • Initial Release