(= ^.^ =)

== Symbols
id
hyphen-is-fine-too
actually?any:non*whitespace-is-fine!
even\ whitespaces\ are\ fine\ if\tescaped\nproperly

== Null, true and false are regular symbols
== with no special meaning
null
true
false

== Numbers are regular symbols too,
== its up to the reader
== how to interpret them
 256
 -256

== Strings
== A regular json-like string:
"This is a\nstring"

== Multiline raw string:
"""
This is a string too.
Escape sequences are ignored,
this is parsed exactly as backslash n: \n
"""

== For a raw strings containing a sequnce of n quotes,
== you can do n+1 quotes
""""
Its ok to have three
quotes inside this
multiline string: """
""""

== A list is just a sequence of
== values inside the parentheses
(1 2 3 "test")

(=
	Special syntax for
	(pair X Y)
	is
	X = Y
=)

x = 2
y = 44
"string key" = (list value)

(=
	An example of a real world config file
=)
(module
	name = "showcase"
	version = "0.0.1"

	sources = (
		(source-path path="src")
		(source-path path="vendor-src" flags=("-O2" "-Wall"))
	)

	dependencies = (
		(dependency name="base" version="1.0+")
		(dependency name="foo" version="1.1.2")
		(dependency name="bar" version="0.3")
	)
)