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@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ +Clod Credits +------------ + +Clod is primarily written by Daniel Silverstone with input from Rob Kendrick +and Lars Wirzenius. + +Clod was sponsored, in part, by Codethink Limited by dint of extended +lunchbreaks, the supply of tea and biscuits and also permission to use slack +time for development. @@ -0,0 +1,26 @@ +Configuration Language Organised (by) Dots +========================================== + +Clod is a simple dotted configuration language where configuration files +contain key/value pairs. Each key is entered into a dotted heirarchy such that +the application using Clod can query groups of elements, iterate pairs, etc. + +An example Clod configuration file might be: + + -------8<-------- + project.name "Clod" + project.description "Configuration language Organised (by) Dots" + project.head "refs/heads/master" + + cia.project "lua-clod" + + commit.maillist "clod-commits@gitano.org.uk" + commit.devlist "clod-dev@gitano.org.uk" + -------8<-------- + +Note that blank lines are permitted, but otherwise there is no supported +comment syntax. Since Clod files are interpreted as Lua files by the current +Clod implementation, you *can* make comments of the form `-- this is a comment` +however this is not guaranteed and cannot be maintained by the library if you +use Clod's ability to rewrite configuration files. + |