We've actually got a parser in CoApp already that handles this format for 
another purpose (which is kinda why we went this way), so in the immediate 
future we'll rely on that.

I have another case I may be using this too, so it's nice that we have some 
overlap.

G
________________________________________
From: Philip Allison [mangobr...@googlemail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2011 11:34 AM
To: Garrett Serack
Cc: Eric Schultz; coapp-developers
Subject: Re: [Coapp-developers] Input for Autopackage

IMHO the quality of parsing & validation is just as important as the
file format itself.  I'd be happy to put up with most things in terms
of file format, on the proviso that if I get it wrong, autopackage
does a reasonable job of telling me what's wrong and where in the file
it is.  FWIW I quite like the example syntax - it reminds me of what
libconfuse accepts.  In fact, it might be worth seeing if you could
just use libconfuse itself; I can't remember if it comes with VS build
files, but I've definitely used it on Windows before, and it's small,
self-contained & liberally licensed.


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