fluffynuts
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2 years ago It always succeeds. If there is some reason not to, an exception would be thrown. Under the hood, it's essentially a Dictionary.Add, like https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.collections.generic.dictionary-2.add?view=net-6.0
Having a return value is useless - it will always be true unless something fundamental breaks within .net dictionaries, in which case, an exception would be thrown, and I don't catch any exceptions at that level.
Could you add a return value to SetValue() function? Example: bool true: succeeded false: failed Thank you.