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49 lines
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#General comment
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[bool]
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booltrue = true #This is a test inline comment
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booltrue_capital = TRUE
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#This is a comment
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boolfalse = false
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boolfalse_capital = FALSE
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boolyes = yes
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boolyes_capital = YES
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boolno = no
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boolno_capital = NO
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boolbin0 = 0
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boolbin1 = 1
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boolinvalid = invalidbool
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[string]
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simple = A simple string
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simple_with_hcomment = A simple string # a comment
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simple_with_scomment = A simple string ; a comment
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simple_with_nl = A simple string\nwith newline
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quoted = "A quoted string"
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quoted_with_hcomment = "A quoted string" # a comment
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quoted_with_scomment = "A quoted string" ; a comment
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quoted_with_nl = "A quoted string\nwith newline"
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quoted_with_quotes = "A string \"with quotes\""
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quoted_with_escapes = "A string \\\"with escapes\\"
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quoted_with_cchar = "A string; with #comment characters" # a comment
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quoted_in_middle = A string"; with #comment" characters # a comment
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escaped_quotes = String \"with quotes\"
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[int]
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simple = 5
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negative = -10
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decimal = 2.71828
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leading_zeroes = 007
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multi_char = 1024
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[double]
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simple = 1
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decimal = 1.5
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negative = -1.2
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zeroes = 0.005
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long = 3.141592653589793
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