Cnfg file format

A Cnfg is a configuration file with the extension .cnfg.
The Cnfg file syntax is similar to YAML.

Syntax

Comments

Comments are declared with a #.

Example:

# This is a comment

Keys & Values

Keys and Values are defined with key = value.

Example:

my_key = value

String Values

A String value is enclosed in double quotes.

Example

my_key = "string_value"

Numerical Values

Numerical values don't require any quotes.
Float, Long, etc. values don't require any suffixes (e.g f or l) and will be parsed automatically. (Decimal values still need a decimal point!)

Example

my_number = 3

Lists

Lists can hold Strings or Numerical values. (Not both at the same time!)
A list is always enclosed in squared brackets.

Example

my_list = [
    "my",
    "values"
]

Maps

Maps can hold Strings or Numerical values. (Not both at the same time!)
A map is always enclosed in curly brackets.

Example

my_map = {
    "key1": "value1",
    "key2": "value2"
}

Sets

Sets can hold Strings or Numerical values. (Not both at the same time!) A set is always enclosed in curly brackets.

If you didn't know, a Set is a Collection that doesn't allow duplicate values. So if you try to add the same value multiple times, it will only be stored once.

Example

my_set = {
    "value1",
    "value2"
}