Example Documentation

// Config file
// using section as windows ini standard, but use some non-standart
// only to demonstrate the features.
// RECOMEND to use only the standard data type.

//  config file standard is like this??
//  unix:
//    Normally is the sequence of lines in the form

// [variable]=[values]

//    where [variable] is the name of variable (will not use without names)
//    that does not contain spaces and [values] is the one value, or list of values
//    separated by space.
//    will use '\' as line wrapping (to break the long line)
//    note that the dataio is not token based and multiple space is treated as
//    multiple empty column (if use space as column separator)
//    Thus, the empty column clearing is required inside of program.
//    The section is not used
//    The comment line marker is '#' ??
//
//  windows:
//    all data list is the form

// [section]
// [variable 1]=[value 1]
// ...
// [variable n]=[value n]

//    where [section] is the section name delimited by
//    '[' and ']' (can not define variables outside of section),
//    [variable x] is variable name (can not use without names, 
//    and [value x] is one value or values separated by comma (',').
//    comment line is ';' ??
//    how to make line wrapping??


// the comment line will not marked as '\\' that is C++ and java standard
// use '#' for unix like, and ';' for windows like

// this is outside section
// standard for unix, and invarid for windows
prog-name=myprog

// defining section
// invalid for unix and required by windows
[files] // starting section
file-name=myfile // ok for unix and windows
// space separated values
// standard of unix. The windows use comma (',') separated
default-path=./ /usr/local/ ./mydir
// will use delimited string as name??
"default file type"=".bak"

// changing the section. standard for windows
// unix do not use section
[process] // new section
12 // number of runs
print-log-on
max-iter=1000
ask-to-user=false

// the empty section will not used by standard of windows.
// unix will not use too (because will not use section)
[] // empty section ends section. it's not the win ini standard
print-comment-off // it is outside section
sampsec.txt
