Another test code for failing configurable key parser:

	String s1 = "1;\n";
	String s2 = "1;";
	String s3 = "1";

	uint32 i = CParser(s1).ReadNumber(16);
	RLOG("1) Base 16: " << i);
	uint32 j = CParser(s1).ReadNumber(10);
	RLOG("1) Base 10: " << j);
	
	RLOG("-----");
	
	uint32 k = CParser(s2).ReadNumber(16);
	RLOG("2) Base 16: " << k);
	uint32 l = CParser(s2).ReadNumber(10);
	RLOG("2) Base 10: " << l);

	RLOG("-----");

	uint32 m = CParser(s3).ReadNumber(16);
	RLOG("3) Base 16: " << m);
	uint32 n = CParser(s3).ReadNumber(10);
	RLOG("3) Base 10: " << n);
	

Results:

1) Base 16: 20
1) Base 10: 1
-----
2) Base 16: 20
2) Base 10: 1
-----
3) Base 16: 1
3) Base 10: 1

Seems that CParser.GetNumber(16) is not reading the number correctly.

Best regards,
Oblivion