Please add re-naming feature to ini groups of data

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  • Hey Fusion community!

    I'm currently working on a mobile app that handles & creates complex, sequentially ordered data structures. This complexity makes it nearly impossible to fully complete the deletion process, which in the literal sense of the word is extremely easy to pull off since you can delete groups of data within the ini object. However, the challenge comes when the gap left by that group of data must be filled.

    What I normally do is to wipe out the data associated with the structure ID, and then run a foreach loop to those of higher value that systematically assigns them to the one before them in order to fill the gap. This runs marvellously in less complex data structures, I even put together Please login to see this link. showcasing those systems.

    This cannot be applied to certain data structures once they escalate on complexity (it is theorically possible, but the live process would take way too long). This issue could be easily fixed if the ini object allowed re-naming groups of data, therefore the gap could be filled right away instead of having to manually parse and go through each one's data.

    I am aware the ini++ object has extra functionalities, but it isn't available for mobile platforms. It'd be really cool if the actual ini object got a nice update.

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