iniSave.open(file,[force])
opens file, once you opened a file, you dont need to open it again, however if you really need to re read the file, set force to true(this WILL discard changes made by iniSave.write and iniSave.save), force is optinal, returns true if succesfull

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iniSave.write(file,label,variable,newValue)
writes data to a file (be in mind, that you need to save the file, in order for the file to be affected), returns true if successfull
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iniSave.read(file,label,variable,default)
reads data from file, if it fails (wrong file?, wrong label?, wrong variable?), it will return default (argument 4) AND act as iniSave.write, and write the default, to the file
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iniSave.save(file)
this actually saves the changes made by iniSave.write and iniSave.read, to the file, returns true if successfull
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iniSave.saveAll()
performs iniSave.save on all files that has been opened, returns true if successfull
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iniSave.getLabelNames(file)
gets all labels from a file, returns a table
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iniSave.getVarNames(file,label)
gets all variables from a label, in a file, returns a table
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