ini.d 0.5

Download INI Library ini.d.

Note: the Ini object does not keep the INI file open at all times. If a relative path is used, changing the current directory will cause the file to be saved in the new directory. The current directory can also change when using some common dialogs in Microsoft Windows.
Solution: use an absolute path. Functions in std.path and std.file can help:
if(!std.path.isabs(iniFileName)) iniFileName = std.path.join(std.file.getcwd(), iniFileName);

Update: the Ini object no longer saves in the destructor because if it is the garbage collector deleting it, some value or section object could have been destructed first, resulting in undefined behavior, such as an access violation.
Solution: save() before you exit your program or you will lose changes.