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Discussed in Handlebars-Net/Handlebars.Net#450
Originally posted by nooelan May 10, 2021
My model contains data that are multi-dimensional, and my first attempt was to implement this as a regular C# multidimensional array similar to this:
object[,] matrix3x3 = new object[3,3];When trying to access th