TreeConfiguration - configuration made as simple as it gets (or sets)

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	<members>
		<!-- ConfigurationPath class -->
		<member name="T:ConfigurationPath">
			<summary>Provides node/key path management</summary>
			<remarks>
				<c>ConfigurationPath</c> is a wrapper around node/key path, providing positioning 
      and iteration through path segments.</remarks>
		</member>
		<!-- Constructors -->
		<member name="M:ConfigurationPath">
			<summary>Creates a new <see cref="ConfigurationPath"/> instance.</summary>
			<param name="path">Path.</param>
			<remarks></remarks>
		</member>
		<!-- Properties -->
		<member name="P:FirstSegment">
			<summary>Gets the name of the first (leftmost) path segment.</summary>
			<value>Accesses the underlying <c>_path</c> member</value>
			<exception cref="System.SystemException.InvalidOperationException">If the path doesn't contain any segments</exception> 
		</member>
		<member name="P:CurrentSegment">
			<summary>Gets the name of the current path segment.</summary>
			<value>Accesses the underlying <c>_path</c> member</value>
			<exception cref="System.SystemException.InvalidOperationException">If the current path segment is not set or is invalid</exception> 
		</member>
		<member name="P:LastSegment">
			<summary>Gets the name of the last (rightmost) path segment.</summary>
			<value>Accesses the underlying <c>_path</c> member</value>
			<exception cref="System.SystemException.InvalidOperationException">If the path doesn't contain any segments</exception> 			
		</member>
		<member name="P:Length">
			<summary>Gets the path length expressed as a number of segments.</summary>
			<value>Accesses the underlying <c>_path</c> member.</value>
		</member>
		<member name="P:EndOfPath">
			<summary>Gets a value indicating whether the current position is at the end of the path.</summary>
			<value>
				<c>true</c> if the current position is at the end of the path, or there is no path set; otherwise, <c>false</c>.</value>
		</member>
		<!-- Regular methods -->
		<member name="M:SetPath">
			<summary>Performs initialization using the specified path.</summary>
			<param name="path">Path to initialize from.</param>
			<remarks>As a part of the initialization, the current position is automatically set to the very first (leftmost) path segment, if one exists.</remarks>
		</member>
		<member name="M:MoveToFirstSegment">
			<summary>Makes the first segment in the path current.</summary>
			<exception cref="System.SystemException.InvalidOperationException">If the path doesn't contain any segments</exception>			
		</member>
		<member name="M:MoveToPrevSegment">
			<summary>Makes the previous segment in the path current.</summary>
			<exception cref="System.SystemException.InvalidOperationException">If the path doesn't contain any segments or current segment is the first segment in the path</exception>
		</member>
		<member name="M:MoveToNextSegment">
			<summary>Makes the next segment in the path current.</summary>
			<exception cref="System.SystemException.InvalidOperationException">If the path doesn't contain any segments or <see cref="EndOfPath"/> is reached</exception>		</member>
		<member name="M:MoveToLastSegment">
			<summary>Makes the last segment in the path current.</summary>
			<exception cref="System.SystemException.InvalidOperationException">If the path doesn't contain any segments or <see cref="EndOfPath"/> is reached</exception>
		</member>
		<member name="M:GetCurrentSegmentParentPath">
			<summary>Gets the path to the current segment</summary>
			<returns>The full path up to (but not including) the current segment.</returns>
		</member>
	</members>
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