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; This is an example JIN file

[section]

; Null becomes native null

field0 = null

; Strings

field1 = A string value. ; comment is stripped

field2 = "A quoted string value ; no stripping"

field3 = <
		A multi-line
		string value is also ; but remember
		possible. ; comments are stripped
	>

field4 = <"
		Quote the multi-line
		string to ; ensure comments
		aren't stripped
	">

; Integers become native integer

field5 = 1

; Floats become native floats

field6 = 3.14

; Booleans become native booleans

field7 = true

; Arrays, note: trailing commas are fine

field8 = [
		"item1",
		"item2",
		"item3",
	]

; Objects, note: trailing commas are fine

field9 = {
		"key1": "item1",
		"key2": "item2",
	}

; Subsections use & to reference the parent

[&.subsection]

field1 = true

; Add more &s to keep going

[&&.subsubsection]

; Functions, note run() is sandboxed for safety
			; Returns result eval'd in host language (PHP)

field1 = env(TIMEZONE)

field2 = run($app->getEnvironment('TIMEZONE'))

[classes]

; No need to escape a slash in JSON values
	; But... you can't do other escapes, e.g. \n, \t

field1 = ["My\Namespaced\Class"]

[templates]

; Definitions a template for use with map() and inc()

field1 = def(var1, var2, var3) {
		[$var1, $var2, $var3]
	}

; For multiple entries, each line maps to template

field2 = map(templates.field1) {
		Tab		Separated	Array
		Of		Other		Arrays
	}

; For a single entry, each line maps to arg

field3 = inc(templates.field1) {
		New Line
		Separated
		Templating
	}