This module is a wrapper around SafeConfigParser that makes it more pythonic
  (IMHO, naturally), by allowing users to access things as attributes, rather
  than using .getboolean(), etc. Config files like the following:

  [example]
  foo = bar
  one = 1

  can be accessed as:

  conf = TYConfig("file")
  assert conf.example.foo == 'bar'
  assert conf.example.one == 1

  tyconfig also tries to guess the type of your values. there is support for
  bool, int, and float hoisting, mirroring the getbool, getint and getfloat
  methods. The one difference is that ConfigParser's getbool() will return
  False on a config value of '0' (so tests such as False is False will pass),
  but TYConfig will return 0 (0 is False fails). Test such as if 0: still
  evaluate to false, so as long as you're not doing pointer comparsions on
  false values (probably poor form anyway), these two are semantically
  equivalent.

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